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Three-storey oceanfront home goes to council vote after community pushback

Councillors will weigh nearly 100 submissions and a petition from hundreds of residents as staff recommend approval under current height rules.

Summary by Newcastle Herald
Port Stephens Council will decide on a $4m Anna Bay house after nearly 100 objections. Read why planning staff backed the three-storey build anyway.

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Three-storey oceanfront home goes to council vote after community pushback

Port Stephens Council will decide on a $4m Anna Bay house after nearly 100 objections. Read why planning staff backed the three-storey build anyway.

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Newcastle Herald broke the news in Newcastle, Australia on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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