Category Port Stephens

  IN what looks like a response to community feedback to date Council has launched yet another survey into dog use of beaches in and around the Anna Bay area. There was keen interest in maintaining the status quo for…

  WHILE Foreshore Drive is a key focus for Council, as the rebuild continues after the devastating severe rain event in March, this is only one of many areas that needs addressing. Other priorities include repairing damage caused by landslips,…

  NATIONAL Cabinet usually takes place from an office in Canberra for Prime Minister Scott Morrison, however, last week Williamtown hosted the Prime Minister for the crucial meeting of our leaders. In March 2020, in response to the pandemic, the…

  ISABEL Mitchell is the owner of Stockton’s very first Little Street Library, a new concept of book swapping with the central idea to ‘Take a book, leave a book.’ These libraries are entirely free to use, and encourage trust…

  ANZAC Day once again was different in 2021. For over a century, on Anzac Day, Australians around the nation and the world have paused to remember and commemorate those who have served past and present. We commemorate the ANZACs…

  97 not out is a pretty good innings and one Mr James Page of Raymond Terrace is proud to have reached. Mr Page was honoured this week for his 50 year membership of the NSW RSL. Mr Page served…

  LAST Thursday, 14 delegates from the European Union were taken on a two-day tour across the Hunter, showcasing the region’s investment opportunities in defence, aerospace, energy and manufacturing. From the Astra Aerolab facilities in Williamtown to Tomago’s Ampcontrol, the…

  WITH ANZAC Day approaching, it’s probably appropriate to focus on the RAAF, as this year celebrates the centenary of its formation in 1921. We will also trace the service of a certain Grant Lindeman who retired as a distinguished…