THE RAYMOND Terrace Community Preschool held an open day on Sunday 2 June to commemorate the 60th anniversary of operation from its current site at 3 Sketchley Street. The community preschool is the oldest running in the Port Stephens area. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for

ART styles old and new will be on display during a Modern Contemporary and Spinners and Weavers showcase exhibition at the Port Stephens Community Arts Centre until 9 July. “The modern contemporary arts exhibition is a dynamic showcase of artistic expressions that push the boundaries of creativity, showcasing a variety

AN investigation into the cause of an emergency landing on the shared runway of RAAF Williamtown/Newcastle Airport last month is being conducted by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB). The pilot of a King Air B200 light aircraft, registered to Eastern Air Link Pty Ltd, made the reportedly textbook landing after

THE Greens are making a push for representation on Port Stephens Council, announcing three candidates to contest September’s local government elections. “Port Stephens Council can be a leader in sustainable living and environmental protection,” said Kim Scott, newly selected lead candidate for The Greens for East Ward in the Council

THE NSW Government is improving access and amenity at the Tomaree Lodge site at Port Stephens to “enhance the local community and visitor experience”. A Community Engagement Committee will also be established in the coming weeks, with a call for members of the public to join via an Expression of Interest

NELSON Bay Golf Club has won the Environmental Sustainability Award at the 2024 Clubs and Community Awards, recognising its commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable practices. The award celebrates clubs that have implemented significant projects and initiatives benefiting the environment. Nelson Bay Golf Club's submission, ‘Putting Nature First’, highlighted a range

BIRUBI Point Surf Life Saving Club has been awarded $111,790 for the construction of a shade structure to protect patrolling members, nippers and families from harsh weather conditions. The funding has come from the NSW Government’s Surf Club Facility Program. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your

THE launch of the annual whale watching season was celebrated at Nelson Bay and off the heads of Port Stephens last week. Worimi Elder Uncle John Ridgeway OAM provided a welcome to country to open the event. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business.

PORT Stephens shoppers will have the opportunity to give directly to those in need through an innovative new program led by the Rotary Club of Salamander Bay. In support of the Tomaree Neighbourhood Centre, once a month on different days of the week, the Rotary Club will set up outside