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More than just a night of light and celebration, Illuminate Raymond Terrace is a shining example of local collaboration, with schools, community groups, volunteers and local services coming together to bring the event to life.
Port Stephens Council is stepping up its commitment to improving local roads, with plans to boost its recently announced Roads Acceleration Program (RAP) by an additional $9 million over the next three years.
Following a successful launch in May, Port Stephens Mayor Leah Anderson will continue her Monthly Mayor Meet Ups this June, offering locals more opportunities to connect, be heard, and share what matters most in their place.
Stay informed with our June 2025 edition of Your Port. Discover updates on community events, major projects, road safety initiatives, and disaster recovery efforts. Learn about Illuminate Raymond Terrace 2025, the Roads Acceleration Program, and more.
Do you want to be involved in how we design communications and engagement programs for Council? Our Communications and Engagement Advisory Group (CEAG) now has vacancies and we're recruiting 3 new members!
Get ready – Illuminate Raymond Terrace will light up Boomerang Park with colour, creativity and community spirit on Saturday, 14 June 2025.
Port Stephens Aquatic Centres will be undergoing essential maintenance works during the colder Winter months to ensure they are operating at their best for the Summer season.
Port Stephens Council is hosting a series of community support hubs to help residents navigate recovery following the recent natural disaster.
Port Stephens Council has launched a coordinated waste management response to support residents impacted by the recent natural disaster.
Keep up to date with the latest information about road closures across Port Stephens due to the current severe weather event
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.
In response to the continuing wet weather, Council has increased pothole patching crews across Port Stephens.
