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Port Stephens Council is proactively addressing the issue of discarded hot coals in popular public spaces with the launch of a hot coal bin trial at Little Beach.
Port Stephens residents are invited to provide feedback on Council’s facilities and services through the 2025 Community Satisfaction Survey.
The Integrated Planning and Reporting (IP&R) framework will help Council deliver services, manage resources, and achieve outcomes that matter across Port Stephens.
Port Stephens Council is trialing a beach shuttle bus service in Anna Bay during the upcoming holiday period to improve connectivity and accessibility and ease congestion around Birubi Headland.
Port Stephens Council, under a three-year Federal grant, has delivered multiple projects to develop proactive koala conservation initiatives.
Over the upcoming holiday period, traffic control and parking changes will be implemented on certain dates to make access to Birubi Headland a little easier for everyone.
Port Stephens Council is inviting Expressions of Interest (EOI) from Worimi artists to create impactful artwork to contribute to its new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Engagement Framework.
Port Stephens Council is leading an initiative to replenish a recently vandalised section of the Bridle Path in Nelson Bay.
In this fortnight's Council Meeting overview, Mayor Anderson is joined by Councillor Ben Niland.
In this fortnight's Council Meeting overview, Mayor Anderson is joined by Councillor Paul Le Mottee.
The season of sailing is set to return to Port Stephens next week, with Sail Port Stephens delivering a series of premier yachting events.
Port Stephens Council has adopted its Six Month Progress Report for July to December 2024, showcasing significant achievements and progress against its Delivery Program 2022 to 2026.
