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The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has delivered its determination, rejecting Port Stephens Council's application for a Special Rate Variation (SRV).
Step back in time, dress in vintage, and return to a bygone era when things were simple. The street is closed to traffic for the day so you can linger, and learn something of the past and observe a penny farthing being ridden down the street.The 2019 festival will be held on Saturday 18 May 2019.
Port Stephens Council is inviting artists to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) for the creation of a signature sculptural piece/s that helps to tell the story of Koala at a soon to be constructed Koala Sanctuary, One Mile.
Saturday's sunshine welcomed many locals and visitors to Robinson Reserve for the first ever Seaside Scavenge to be held in Port Stephens.
The Easter long weekend almost upon us, some Council facilities will alter their operating hours as a result of the Good Friday and Easter Monday public holidays.Anzac Day is on Thursday 25 April 2018 and some Council services will also be affected.
Motorcycling enthusiasts across the Hunter are set to benefit from a new online guide showcasing the most popular motorcycle rides in our region - from pristine coastlines to wine country roads and beyond.
Tilligerry Community Library will be temporarily closed for much-needed renovations from midday Saturday 27 April to 10am Monday 13 May.
Port Stephens residents with bright ideas for community-minded projects are being encouraged to apply for a share of more than $170,000 in grants.
Twilight markets, a skate competition and a youth get-together will be highlights of this year's Youth Week celebrations across Port Stephens.
Anna Bay cemetery will be temporarily closed on Monday 8 April 2019.
One of Port Stephens' most significant environmental assets - the Mambo Wetlands - is set to benefit from a $100,000 grant to rehabilitate and protect the area for future generations.
Creating vibrant people friendly spaces and attracting more events are two recommendations of a new strategy aimed at driving economic growth in Port Stephens.
