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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.
While we haven't travelled anywhere, the past few months have undoubtedly been a journey. COVID-19 has, without question, been one of the most uncertain and unusual challenges we've faced as individuals, families and a community.
The Hunter Joint Organisation and its ten member councils - including Port Stephens Council - are refreshing their Regional Code of Conduct Panel and are inviting Expressions of Interest.
The NSW Government is investing in essential maintenance work between Barrie Close and Nelson Bay Road to provide a stronger, longer lasting and safer road for motorists.
Five notorious Port Stephens black spots will receive a total $3.25 million in federal funding for safety upgrades following a Federal Government announcement.
Following the NSW Government's decision to ease COVID-19 public health orders, Port Stephens Council will reopen many outdoor recreational facilities from Friday 15 May 2020.
Port Stephens Council last night voted in favour of installing smart parking meters in the Nelson Bay town centre and introducing free parking for residents and ratepayers, as well as those who work in the town centre.
To ensure the Port Stephens tourism and business community has the best possible COVID-19 recovery plans in place, Council are calling for our local businesses to take part in the Australian Business Economic Impact Survey (ABEIS).
We want to help clear up any confusion around our recent changes to how we're communicating public notices to the community and ask what works for you.
Spencer Park in Soldiers Point is set to be overhauled with $153,750 in funding announced today thanks to the NSW Government Stronger Country Communities Fund.
Port Stephens Council will move all public notices online from next week, including development applications, in response to recent NSW Government legislation changes as a result of COVID-19.
A pedestrian-friendly town centre in North Stockton and a drawcard coastal walk from Stockton to Tomaree Headland are part of an ambitious planning strategy adopted by Port Stephens and Newcastle Councils.
