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Your Port March edition out now! | Port Stephens Council

Your Port March edition is out, read the latest edition now!

Safe disposal of community sharps for residents | Port Stephens Council

Did you know Council provides community sharps bins for residents to safely dispose of sharps such as syringes, needles and lancets?

New Port Stephens Council officially on board | Port Stephens Council

Port Stephens Council has welcomed its new Councillors during the Oaths of Office ceremony at last night's first meeting of the term.

Watch the Council Meeting overview, 11 March 2025 | Port Stephens Council

In this fortnight's Council Meeting overview, Mayor Anderson is joined by General Manager Tim Crosdale.

Have your say on boating and fishing infrastructure | Port Stephens Council

A 15 year plan for boating and fishing infrastructure will help Port Stephens Council prioritise projects and access funding for improvements to boating and fishing infrastructure across Port Stephens.

February Your Port e-newsletter out now | Port Stephens Council

Read the February 2024 edition of Your Port e-newsletter now!

Draft Seaham Weir Pool Erosion Management Plan | Port Stephens Council

The section of the Williams River between the Seaham Weir and Clarence Town (known as the Seaham Weir Pool) is highly valued by the local community, landholders, boaters and businesses.

Port Stephens NAIDOC Week 2024 | Port Stephens Council

Join us at our NAIDOC Week events to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across Port Stephens.

Stay informed and get involved in Port Stephens | Port Stephens Council

With the recent Local Government Elections having taken place, there’s no better time to stay informed with what’s happening across Port Stephens.

NSW Small business grant | Port Stephens Council

A one-off payment of up to $2,000 is available for each new full-time position in your business through NSW Government's Small Business Grant.