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Community Directory - Port Stephens

About Port Stephens Council Community Directory

The Port Stephens Community Directory connects residents and visitors with a wide range of services, beachside activities, community organisations and recreational opportunities in this coastal region. The directory details health and welfare services, surf lifesaving clubs, arts and cultural groups, sporting associations, youth programs and tourism services, encouraging participation and community engagement along the shoreline and hinterland.

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The Port Stephens community directory features categories such as health and wellbeing services, disability and ageing support, child care, community clubs and halls, education and employment programs, environment and conservation, arts and creative activities, and sport.

Listings also include Aboriginal services, legal and advocacy support, crisis and emergency services, accommodation, transport, volunteering and welfare assistance, as well as recreational and self‑help groups.

Many programs are run by local organisations and service clubs within the Port Stephens, though some specialised health, disability or cultural services travel from nearby regional centres to support residents.

Port Stephens Area

Centred on a large natural harbour north of Newcastle, Port Stephens is famous for its resident dolphins, pristine beaches and towering sand dunes. Visitors climb Tomaree Head for panoramic views, snorkel at Fly Point and cruise the bay to spot marine life. The Myall River and Tea Gardens lend a tranquil riverside atmosphere, while sunset over the bay is best enjoyed from a sandy picnic rug. Locals head to the hidden rock pools at Boat Harbour for a quiet swim and love snorkelling with seahorses among the seagrass meadows where few tourists venture.

Port Stephens Council Council has an approximate area of 970 km².

It is within the state electorate of Port Stephens.

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