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The community is invited to cool off at a series of free family-friendly pool parties across Port Stephens to celebrate Australia Day on Tuesday 26 January 2021.
Wahroonga Aboriginal Corporation Executive Director, Order of Australia Medal recipient and the CEO of Karuah Aboriginal Land Council Dianne Ball has been announced as the Port Stephens Australia Day Ambassador for 2021.
Parking in Nelson Bay just got quicker and easier with the new smart parking system now live.
Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer is reminding visitors, businesses and the community to stay COVID Safe over the peak holiday period.
Grahamstown Road will be closed from Monday 11 January 2021 for 7 weeks (weather permitting) to carry out essential road safety upgrades between Richardson Road and Wade Close.
We're taking a quick break over the Christmas and New Year period.
We all love Birubi Beach, but during the holidays, we love it a bit too much.
A total of $34,000 is now available to help Port Stephens students starting TAFE or university in 2021 as part of the Port Stephens Mayoral Academic Scholarships.
The Grahamstown Dam Sailing Aquatic Club has re-opened, having closed earlier in the year due to COVID-19. The club is the base of Sailability Port Stephens, which provides access to non-motorised sailing for people who experience a disability.
Nelson Bay is another step closer to quicker, easier parking with the new smart parking meters now switched on in the town centre.
Yacaaba Street and Stockton Street in Nelson Bay's town centre will become one-way streets on Thursday 3 December 2020.
