News 
 Local News 
 News 
 General 

Local News
Funk and Grooves set to be a charismatic day
01 Sep 10 | THE Funk and Grooves festival is on again in the Hunter Valley set to be a sunny day of music in the vines.
Rags heads to Soldiers Point Bowling Club
01 Sep 10 | IT’S paws up at Soldiers Point Bowling Club on Saturday when Rags the dog and his singing friends bring their dance party to town.
Tomorrow When the War Began: Terrace stars
01 Sep 10 | TOMORROW When the War Began hits cinemas today and Raymond Terrace has never looked so good.
Three police recruits join our Port beat
01 Sep 10 | HUGH Boyd may have found success in his previous career in client management but it was a desire to make an impact on his community that saw him join the police force.
Jobs gone as Horizons Resort cuts back
01 Sep 10 | THE cutbacks continue as the Horizons Golf Resort strives to stay afloat until a sale can be negotiated.
01 Sep 10 | PORT Stephens Council has again ignored its own policy on aircraft noise to approve two homes at Raymond Terrace without the necessary noise abatement measures.
$3mTailor Made centre ready to open
01 Sep 10 | A UNIQUE $3million tourism and education centre with a fishing focus is soon set to open at Bobs Farm.
Call to put Karuah convict link on register
01 Sep 10 | A CONVICT-BUILT road linking Karuah and a historic settlement on the Port's north shore in the early 1800s has been nominated as a state heritage site.  | CommentsComments (1)
Take a walk for Black Dog fund
01 Sep 10 | WORLD Suicide Prevention Day is being marked with a beachside walk at Nelson Bay.
Nelson Bay town under threat
01 Sep 10 | NELSON Bay may suffer the same fate as Newcastle's CBD if too many obstacles are placed in the way of developers, some Port Stephens councillors fear.  | CommentsComments (1)
I'm not a bully: Francis
26 Aug 10 | PORT Stephens councillor Glenys Francis has denied accusations she bullied council staff over a development application lodged by a company in which she owns shares. The accusations were one of a n
Stolen car back in hour
26 Aug 10 | A QUICK police response has left one Anna Bay resident with a smile on her face after her car was stolen but returned within an hour. Dianne Quinn said she was impressed with the response fearing h
Day out for Dads at Murray's Brewery
25 Aug 10 | On Sunday, September 5 the brewery is holding a Hoppy Father’s Day lunch with a special menu, entertainment and the annual release of bottled Icon 2Ipa beer.
Funk and Grooves: Spiderbait set to appear
25 Aug 10 | THE Funk and Grooves festival is set to be an infectious musical day out in the Hunter Valley and the Examiner has tickets to giveaway.
25 Aug 10 | A TRIUMPHANT Paterson MP Bob Baldwin says it is too early to to be talking about a timetable for the delivery of election promises in the wake of his big win at Saturday's federal poll.   | CommentsComments (1)
25 Aug 10 | A STATE government department has failed to find enough evidence to prosecute the operators of a quarry on Diemar's Road Salamander Bay.
50,000 tipped for RAAF air show
25 Aug 10 | WITH 50,000 people expected to attend the next month's huge air show at Williamtown, the Department of Defence is confident it can handle the influx.
Soup kitchen pointer to tough times
25 Aug 10 | A SOUP kitchen operating at Medowie will aim to help families in need right across Port Stephens. Launched by Medowie Assembly of God pastor Arthur Magrath, the soup kitchen is just another string
Council backs Medowie Anna Bay sporting clubs
25 Aug 10 | PORT Stephens councillors are being asked to fast-track efforts to build licensed sports clubs at Medowie and Anna Bay.
25 Aug 10 | THOSE with a vision for the future of Nelson Bay's ageing foreshore are encouraged to attend a public information session in the town on Saturday.
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7  |  next >

Most popular articles

1.  $485m airport project at Williamtown
2.  Port Stephens drug bust: Police arrest four
3.  Stinker's fishing column
4.  Fires a warning for Port homes this winter
5.  Highrise scrapped in Nelson Bay 2030 plan
6.  Jobs gone as Horizons Resort cuts back
7.  Julia Gillard wins tight leaders' debate
8.  Our resilience to disasters is lacking
9.  Abbott played room like a Stradivarius
10.  Kiesha mystery: everyone has a theory

Leave the choice to our well-informed independents

4:00 AM AEST | Vincent O’Donnell of Ascot Vale in Victoria, has some very definite views on the validity of opinion polls in this newspaper, and others, in the three independents’ electorates.
  KEVIN SAUL | Keelhaul the pollies
  DAILY LIBERAL EDITORIAL | Rare insight shows mother’s bravery

2010 Business Awards


REGIONAL NETWORK | FARMONLINE | NEWS | MYCAREER | DOMAIN | DRIVE | FINANCE | TRAVEL | DATING | WEATHER

Port Stephens Examiner







Weather brought to you by:

Weatherzone

Navigate

   Home
   News
   Sport
   Opinion
   Weather
   Community
   Classifieds
   About Us

Classifieds

   Jobs
   Real Estate
   Cars

More Ways to Read

   RSS Feed
   Newsletter
   Subscriptions
   Local News Network

Front Page

Current Issue
Privacy Policy | Conditions of Use | Advertising Terms | Copyright © 2010. Fairfax Media.
 SEND...
 SAVE...
FavouritesFavourites
Del.icio.usDel.icio.us
 SHARE...
FacebookFacebook
DiggDigg
StumbleUponStumbleUpon
MySpaceMySpace
RedditReddit
NewsvineNewsvine
LinkedInLinkedIn
KwoffKwoff
TwitterTwitter