27 new Australians welcomed at Port Stephens citizenship ceremony | Port Stephens Council 27 Port Stephens residents became Australian citizens this week in the first citizenship ceremony to be held since the COVID-19 global pandemic began.
Virtual celebrations kick off NAIDOC Week 2020 in Port Stephens | Port Stephens Council It may look a little different this year but Port Stephens will still be celebrating the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples this NAIDOC Week from 8 to 15 November.
Historic agreement marks start of NAIDOC Week in Port Stephens | Port Stephens Council Port Stephens Council, together with Karuah and Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Councils, has kicked off NAIDOC Week celebrations with the signing of an historic agreement.
Temporary detour around roadworks in Church Street, Nelson Bay | Port Stephens Council Roadworks will soon begin on a section of Church Street, Nelson Bay and a small detour will be in place to enable these works to be completed.
Funds now available to support community and create vibrant places | Port Stephens Council More than $300,000 in funding is now available to support the Port Stephens community and create a vibrant place to live, work and visit.
Easier, faster DA lodgement as Council moves to online portal | Port Stephens Council Submitting a development application (DA) will soon be simpler and faster, with Port Stephens Council moving all applications to the NSW Planning Portal.
$140,000 and a new vision for the future of Nelson Bay | Port Stephens Council Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer has today unveiled a fresh new identity for the future of Nelson Bay, with the launch of Nelson Bay Next.
Changes to Nelson Bay smart parking — you told us, we listened | Port Stephens Council Over 20,000 free parking permits have been issued and almost 7,000 transactions have been made by the Park'nPay app since smart parking launched in December 2020.
Building company fined and convicted on 8 charges | Port Stephens Council A building company operating in Raymond Terrace has been ordered to pay nearly $30,000 in fines and costs and has been criminally convicted on 8 charges.
Port’s parks and playgrounds reopen as COVID-19 restrictions ease | Port Stephens Council Following the NSW Government's decision to ease COVID-19 public health orders, Port Stephens Council will reopen many outdoor recreational facilities from Friday 15 May 2020.