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The ‘Cultural Cool Burns’ project which spanned 3 years, offered significant cultural and environmental outcomes, including enhancing koala habitat, reducing bushfire fuel loads, and strengthening collaborative relationships.
Port Stephens Council approves development application for 225 new residential lots at The Monarch’s Rise Estate in Kings Hill West.
Interactive installations in Nelson Bay to help improve safety for women and girls through art, data and community insight.
Privacy Awareness Week is a global campaign that involves both public sector agencies and citizens and aims to improve understanding and awareness of NSW privacy legislation, and to raise awareness of a person’s privacy rights and agency obligations.
Council is committed to proactively seeking opportunities to develop Council-owned land to deliver long-term benefits for our growing community. In November 2025, Council adopted the Salamander Bay Town Centre Place Plan, which includes the development of Council-owned land outside of the mapped extent of the Mambo Wanda Wetlands.
In this April's Council Meeting overview, Mayor Leah Anderson and Central Ward Councillor Jason Wells, share the highlights from the meeting.
The critical upgrade to East Seaham Road is complete following $7.2 million in funding from the Australian Government, NSW Government, and Port Stephens Council.
Read the latest edition of Your Port – Port Stephen's monthly newsletter featuring all the latest news, updates on major projects and what's on in our community.
Check out our Autumn school holiday program, full of fun for children and teens of all ages! The Autumn school holidays are finally here. If you're looking for ways to keep the kids entertained, we've got you covered.
Improving access to Birubi Headland for everyone is a priority during the upcoming holiday period.
In this March Council Meeting overview, Councillor Chris Doohan, Port Stephens Deputy Mayor, shares the highlights from the meeting.
Port Stephens Council has officially endorsed its Six-Month Progress Report for July to December 2025. This snapshot tracks Council’s performance against the Delivery Program 2025 to 2029, highlighting key wins and milestones from the second half of the year.
