This site uses cookies to analyse traffic, remember your preferences, and optimise your experience. Learn more.
Pursuant to section 162 Council proposes to name a private road as described below in Nelson Bay and Butterwick.
Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer has today welcomed news that the State Government is willing to explore the option of a buyback of the Mambo wetlands, which he described as a huge win for the community.
Council's Invasive Species Team is urging the community not to be fooled by the Chinese Violet's innocent appearance - Port Stephens is one of the only places in Australia where this nasty weed has taken hold and we need your help to stop it.
Port Stephens Council has been named a finalist in the 2018 Hunter Safety Awards for its leading workplace mental health program, which aims to reduce stigma and provide better support for workers who are experiencing mental health issues.
The votes have been counted and the community of Karuah has decided - Engel Avenue is the preferred location of the new Rural Fire Service (RFS) station.
This year, The Birdman's Wife by Melissa Ashley is our One City, One Book summer read. This captivating novel tells the story of Elizabeth Gould: artist, wife, mother and friend, who was also a major figure in the naturalist movement of the nineteenth century.
Port Stephens Council has issued a red alert for blue-green algal at Raymond Terrace's Newline Road Wetland near Beaton Avenue and Ross Walbridge Reserve near William Baily Street, due to a bloom of potentially toxic blue-green algae Microcystis spp.
Notice is given that Port Stephens Council intends to treat infestations of aquatic weeds on or in drains, depressions and waterways throughout the Council area.
Work on the extension of Yacaaba Street in Nelson Bay will see an interruption to power to buildings on the north side of Magnus Street between Stockton Street and Tackle World between 8.30am to 3.30pm Sunday 4 February 2018.
Nine Port Stephens residents have been honoured with Port Stephens Annual Awards at this year's Australia Day celebrations across the region.
With the opening of the brand new $200,000 skate park at Boomerang Park and $80,000 skate park at Lakeside Reserve late last year, Raymond Terrace's old skate park behind Marketplace shopping centre will be removed in February 2018.
Port Stephens will be buzzing with community pride this Australia Day, with a packed program of free, family-friendly activities to celebrate all that makes Port great.
