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With the holiday season approaching Port Stephens Council is reminding the community and visitors to continue to follow the NSW public health orders and be COVID Safe this summer.
Port Stephens Council is calling for the community to nominate local heroes who have supported others through COVID-19 in the Annual Awards.
Small businesses will have the opportunity to workshop new ideas online, boost their digital skills and connect with other businesses in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic as part of the NSW Government's Small Business Month.
A new artwork installation has been revealed in Raymond Terrace today as part of Port Stephens Council's new Terrace Reflections art project titled 'Everyday Wonders of Raymond Terrace'.
Port Stephens has been yarn bombed as part of our 'Have a Yarn' community connections program - aimed at reducing social isolation from a safe distance.
Rock fishers in Port Stephens will be the target of a new safety and awareness campaign, with the local council securing a $30,000 grant from the Office of Local Government.
Environment Minister Matt Kean MP joined Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer today to officially open the Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary, with gates opening to the general public at 9am tomorrow.
Port Stephens Council has joined the Cities Power Partnership, Australia's largest local government climate network.
Port Stephens Council has a new Deputy Mayor in Butterwick resident and West Ward Councillor Paul Le Mottee, who was elected 6 votes to 3 against fellow nominee Councillor Giacomo Arnott. Le Mottee will hold the role for a period of 12 months.
After a recent review of speed zones in Port Stephens, Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) have determined Abundance and Fairlands Road Medowie warrant a reduction in speed.
Following the devastating 2019/20 bushfire season, the NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) is holding their annual Get Ready Weekend 19 to 20 September encouraging the community to get ready in the lead up to the 2020/21 season.
The Port Stephens community is invited to rate their neighbourhood as part of the first place census in the Hunter region.
