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Motorcycling Safety Workshop – Survive the Ride | Port Stephens Council

Join host Dave Tynan from Survive the Ride Association of NSW, in this workshop for motorcyclists to aid sound decision making and risk management when riding.

Watch the Council Meeting overview, 10 December 2024 | Port Stephens Council

In this fortnight's Council Meeting overview, Mayor Anderson is joined by Councillor Mark Watson to discuss they Notion of Motions put forth.

Shoal Bay to host inaugural food and wine festival | Port Stephens Council

Bringing together top chefs, wine makers and distillers from Port Stephens and the Hunter Region, the festival offers an opportunity for the community to come together to enjoy on-stage discussions and live music while savouring the best of local cuisine.

Special kerbside pick up of bulky flood-affected waste for residents | Port Stephens Council

Port Stephens residents impacted by the recent flooding can now apply for a special kerbside pickup of bulky flood-affected waste, until 29 June 2025.

Environmental Volunteers Quarterly Wrap Up - May 2023 | Port Stephens Council

We’ve had a productive start to the year, dodging bouts of La Nina to keep on top of weeds, plant for biodiversity and grow our knowledge of bush regeneration.

Spencer Park | Port Stephens Council

Tanilba Park | Port Stephens Council

New e-waste skip bin for Raymond Terrace | Port Stephens Council

Residents can now drop off e-waste free of charge during opening hours.

Collaboration to curb homelessness in Port Stephens | Port Stephens Council

Following a council resolution earlier this year, the Homelessness Stakeholder Advocacy Group is meeting for the first time today, Wednesday 26 April to address the impacts of homelessness in Port Stephens.

Yacaaba Street extension works to resume | Port Stephens Council

Preliminary works on the $1.5 million extension of Yacaaba Street will resume next week, after a brief break to reduce disruption to visitors and businesses during the busy summer holiday period.