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More than $500,000 in funding will be made available to kick start the community and local businesses across Port Stephens from today as part of Council's 2020/21 funding program.
The local business community joined Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer today at a COVID safe event to get an update on Nelson Bay Next initiatives and the impact on the local economy.
27 Port Stephens residents became Australian citizens this week in the first citizenship ceremony to be held since the COVID-19 global pandemic began.
After almost 40 years of providing care to local children, Port Stephen's Council's Children's Services team have been awarded the 2020 NSW Local Government Excellence Award for Community Development and Services.
Port Stephens Council launched it's Have a Yarn community connections program today aimed at reducing social isolation experienced as a result of the COVID-19 global pandemic.
We are seeking expressions of interest from artists who live, work or connect with the Port Stephens community to develop unique artwork that brings colour, life and fun to our streets and neighbourhoods.
Last night Port Stephens Council voted in favour of development application for the proposed new Connected Learning Centre (CLC) TAFE campus at 1 Central Avenue Salamander Bay.
A new tourism campaign that celebrates the incredible natural beauty of Port Stephens has today been launched by the NSW Government's tourism and major events agency Destination NSW and Destination Port Stephens.
To keep the community up to date on the impact COVID-19 has had on Council operations, Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer and Council staff will host a live Q&A via Facebook on 6pm Wednesday 17 June 2020.
Lionel Morten Oval has officially revealed its new all-inclusive sporting oval and facilities today - thanks to grants from the Australian Government's Move It AUS program, Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund and Port Stephens Council.
NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro announced a $5 million Williamtown Special Activation Precinct yesterday, which will create 15,000 jobs and unprecedented economic growth for Port Stephens.
With the latest easing of NSW Government COVID-19 restrictions, One Mile Beach will reinstate flagged lifeguard operations from Monday 1 June 2020 and throughout the winter period until Friday 25 September 2020.
