7 Day Makeover sets sights on Medowie | Port Stephens Council The 7 Day Makeover is back in Port Stephens - and this time Medowie is in line to be transformed by this community-driven initiative from 8 to 14 May 2021.
Sun's out, fun's out this Australia Day at Raymond Terrace | Port Stephens Council Thanks to Terrace Central we can enjoy thong tossing, sausage sizzles and a pool party as part of a packed line up of free, family-friendly activities in Port Stephens to celebrate Australia Day on Wednesday January 26.
Read our 2021 to 2022 Annual Report | Port Stephens Council Each year, we produce an annual report for our community on our highlights, challenges and performance between 1 July 2021 and 30 June 2022 and outline our next steps for key areas. It also includes a copy of our Council's audited financial reports.
Port’s finest recognised at Annual Awards | Port Stephens Council Raymond Terrace community stalwart and Rotary club member John Chambers has been named the 2020 Port Stephens Citizen of the Year.
International Women’s Day Scholarships closing soon | Port Stephens Council Time is running out for local women to apply for an International Women’s Day Scholarship.
Birubi’s brilliance set to shine at Night at the Beach | Port Stephens Council A celebration of everything that makes Birubi Beach unique will take place on Saturday 2 September at Robinson Reserve, Anna Bay.
April school holiday activities 2018 | Port Stephens Council Here in Port Stephens there are a great range of activities for children of all ages during the school holidays Monday 16 April 2018 until Sunday 29 April 2018.
Fingal Bay boat ramp will be closed | Port Stephens Council The Fingal Bay boat ramp will be closed on a temporary basis for the summer school holidays from Monday 17 December 2018 to Tuesday 29 January 2019.
Little Beach boat ramp ready for launch | Port Stephens Council The long wait for a safer and better boat ramp at Little Beach in Nelson Bay is finally over with the new $2.2 million facility opening today.
Tree vandalism confirmed on Shoal Bay Foreshore | Port Stephens Council Investigations are underway after 9 forest red gum eucalypts planted as part of Council’s Shoal Bay Foreshore Upgrade project were poisoned in an act of vandalism.