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How did we get here? | Port Stephens Council

Find out the steps we took in applying for a SRV.

Registers | Port Stephens Council

In accordance with the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 or GIPA, Council is required to maintain the registers on delegations, cash and investments register, land register, Mayor and Councillors Disclosure of Interest Returns and Council's register of registers.

Port students get head start with $40,000 of scholarships awarded | Port Stephens Council

Mayor Ryan Palmer joined representatives from 16 local businesses to present a total of $40,000 to support our most passionate local students at the Port Stephens Mayoral Academic Scholarships.

Celebrating the improved space at Stuart Park | Port Stephens Council

Hinton residents have welcomed the addition of new facilities at the popular Stuart Park sportsground.

Upcoming surfing events | Port Stephens Council

Learn about upcoming surf events happening in Port Stephens throughout February and March.

Nelson Bay Strategy | Port Stephens Council

There are some really exciting changes happening which will make Nelson Bay an even more inviting and beautiful place. The changes will sustain the Bay as a major contributor to the Hunter regional economy and revitalise the centre for residents and visitors.

Social Media Guidelines | Port Stephens Council

The Social Media Guidelines outline expectations for online behaviour.

Rate rise options proposed for Port Stephens | Port Stephens Council

Port Stephens Council has endorsed the exhibition of its draft Integrated Planning and Reporting documents which include modelling of a potential rate rise.

Council services for the holiday period | Port Stephens Council

Your guide to Council services over the Christmas holiday period. We wish you and your family a safe and happy Christmas and New Year.

Community Action for Safe Speeds | Port Stephens Council

The Community Action for Safe Speeds (CASS) study, led by researchers from The University of NSW and supported by Port Stephens Council, offers the opportunity to contribute your ideas to help create safer journeys on our roads.