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Little Beach boat ramp will be closed from 6:30am Monday 1 February to 4:30pm Tuesday 2 February for repair works.
Raymond Terrace community stalwart and Rotary club member John Chambers has been named the 2020 Port Stephens Citizen of the Year.
In celebration of International Women's Day, Port Stephens Council is offering local women the opportunity to receive one of 3 $1000 scholarships to achieve a goal in 2021.
The Nelson Bay marina foreshore has reopened this morning for recreational activities, while beaches were reopened on Friday afternoon.
The Tomaree Library courtyard is currently undergoing a transformation thanks to local muralist and illustrator Jordan Lucky who was a recipient of our Vibrant Spaces Fund announced late last year.
Last updated: 18 Nov 2021 6:19pmNelson Bay beaches from the marina to Fly Point will remain closed Friday 15 January after a sewage leak. We are currently waiting on water quality test results to determine when it's safe to reopen the beaches. The community is advised to avoid swimming in the area.
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.
