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Yacaaba Street and Stockton Street in Nelson Bay's town centre will become one-way streets on Thursday 3 December 2020.
Man's best friend has a new place to play in Raymond Terrace with the opening of a new fenced off lead dog area in Boomerang Park.
To keep everyone safe this New Year's Eve, there will be no annual fireworks event at the Nelson Bay Foreshore.
Mosquitoes are going to be out in force this summer. Mosquitoes can give people serious diseases like Ross River Virus, Barmah Forest Virus and Murray Valley Encephalitis.
We want to keep our beaches, reserves, parks, shared pathways and other public spaces open for all to enjoy this summer. That's why we've developed a plan to help our community keep COVID Safe and follow the NSW public health order.
NSW offers spectacular beaches and world-class surf breaks. Boating and fishing are popular activities along the coast and on our lakes and rivers.
The Expired Marine Glares Collection Program for the 2020 - 2021 boating season will start mid-November along the NSW coast.
The search is over! After a competitive expression of interest process, the lease for the long-awaited Medowie Sport and Community Facility has officially been signed.
Port Stephens Council is asking residents what they think the future should look like as part of its new waste strategy.
Port Stephens is known for its spectacular coastline and now locals have an opportunity to have their say on how it is managed into the future.
It may look a little different this year but Port Stephens will still be celebrating the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples this NAIDOC Week from 8 to 15 November.
Submitting a development application (DA) will soon be simpler and faster, with Port Stephens Council moving all applications to the NSW Planning Portal.
