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NSW RFS declares start of bush fire danger period in Lower Hunter.
After extensive community consultation, Port Stephens Council has tonight voted to fast-track $15.9 million worth of projects identified as priorities by the community.
Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer and NSW Minister for Energy and the Environment, the Honourable Matt Kean MP, have joined with Port Stephens Koalas to break ground on construction on the multimillion dollar Koala Sanctuary, with the facility due to open to the public in early 2020.
Roads and Maritime Services is carrying out investigations in Shoal Bay and Nelson Bay to help plan for future road improvements.
After a recent review of speed zones in Port Stephens, Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) have determined the below roads warrant a reduction in speed. This reduction aims to improve road user safety and reduce the potential of road trauma.
Port Stephens continues to be a destination of choice for domestic tourists, with the latest data showing strong growth in the number of visitors and length of stay.
Love Sea Food Taste Port Stephens are looking for volunteers to help over the weekend of Saturday 31 August to Sunday 1 September.
Port Stephens Council has tonight endorsed a vision for Nelson Bay which prioritises public spaces, people-friendly spaces and a greener town centre.
Port Stephens Council is calling for feedback on Draft Plans of Management for its Halifax and Shoal Bay Holiday Parks. A public exhibition period begins today for a period of 42 days and community information sessions are being held throughout August.
Read the winter edition of Your Port - Port Stephens Council's new quarterly newsletter featuring all the latest news, updates on major projects and what's on in our community.
The Mambo Wetlands is now officially in community hands, after Port Stephens Council voted to protect the land for future generations.
Port Stephens community groups and individuals will receive more than $136,000 for projects that boost community wellbeing as part of Council's 2019 grants program.
