Useful Links
Local Government Sites
Port Macquarie-Hastings Council's main administrative office is situated in Port Macquarie with branch offices in Wauchope and Laurieton.
Port Macquarie-Hastings Library
Visitors are welcome at all three libraries located in Port Macquarie, Wauchope and Laurieton. The libraries also offer an eBook service, simply contact the library for more information.
Port Macquarie - Corner of Gordon and Grant Streets, Port Macquarie (Monday to Friday: 9.30am - 6pm and Saturday: 9am - 12noon)
Wauchope - High Street, Wauchope (Monday to Friday: 9.30am - 5pm and Saturday: 9am - 12noon)
Laurieton - Laurie Street, Laurieton (Monday to Friday: 9.30am - 5pm and Saturday: 9am - 12noon)
eBooks - Browse the eBook catalogues or contact the library via portlib@mnclibrary.org.au or call them on (02) 6581 8755.
Port Macquarie-Hastings Council has made available two interactive social and demographic database products which will assist community and council staff in decision making and planning for the region. Please click on the links below to access these databases:
This database provides census information about our local area. This Census data is updated as information is released by the ABS and can be easily incorporated into planning documents, presentations, community analysis and funding applications.
The second product is an online social atlas presenting maps of Census population characteristics. Mapped at the smallest level possible, these maps will help to identify pockets of difference and disadvantage across our region.
Local Chamber of Commerce Sites
The Port Macquarie Chamber of Commerce works to develop and grow local business, by creating opportunities that will benefit the business and professional community throughout the Greater Port Macquarie region.
Wauchope Chamber of Commerce and Industry is a voluntary partnership of business and professional people working together to build better business. The Chamber aims to promote and protect the existing trade and commerce lifestyle, and to welcome new environmentally friendly development in Wauchope and surrounding areas.
The Camden Haven Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism is proud to represent many local businesses and promote the benefits of working and living in the Camden Haven. As a tourist and holiday destination, the Camden Haven is one of the best on the Mid North Coast with amenities and climate to suit all ages.
Greater Port Macquarie Community Sites
The Port Macquarie Community College is an established provider of quality education and training to the Hastings community, offering a range of short courses for skill development, personal enrichment and healthy living. Providing flexibility, quality learning and personal service, PMCC can design and deliver training to suit the needs of business and individuals. The College is also a Registered Training Organisation that is able to deliver training and issue nationally recognised qualifications.
The village of Kendall is on the NSW Mid North Coast, about 3kms west of Kew and the Pacific Highway and half way between Taree and Port Macquarie. It's one of seven villages that make up the Camden Haven region of the Port Macquarie/Hastings Local Government Area.
The Comboyne Plateau lies between the valleys of the Manning River to the south and the Hastings River to the north. It is about 60km south-west of Port Macquarie, 35km west of Kew and 54km north-west of Taree. The plateau lies primarily within in the Port Macquarie Hastings LGA and it borders the Greater Taree LGA.
New South Wales Government Sites
The Australian Regional Tourism Network (ARTN) is the peak national body connecting regional tourism practitioners providing leadership to the industry.
The New South Wales Department of Industry and Investment is the point of contact within government for companies wishing to do business in Sydney and regional New South Wales.
Forests NSW is a public trading enterprise within the NSW Department of Primary Industries. As the commercaial trading arm of the department, its role includes sustainably managing more than 2.8 million hectares of native State Forests and plantations.
Mid North Coast Tourism is the Regional Tourism Organisation for the Mid North Coast NSW Region.
The Legendary Pacific Coast has many experiences and attractions, coupled with great places to stay, all plotted either side of the Pacific Coast corridor, between Sydney and Brisbane.
No matter where you live in the Mid Coast region there are lots of ways you can get a uni degree. Listen to our local student success stories to find out how. Understand your university options.
The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is part of the Department of Environment and Conservation, the main government conservation agency in New South Wales.
The Department of Lands in partnership with local government and industry has developed this website to showcase caravan parks and camping areas on Crown land.
Tourism Industry Council NSW (TIC NSW) is the industry voice of Australia’s largest and most diverse tourism market.
Tourism New South Wales is the New South Wales Government's tourism marketing and policy agency.
Australian Government Sites
Tourism Australia is the Federal Government statutory authority responsible for international and domestic tourism marketing as well as the delivery of research and forecasts for the sector.
Tourism Research Australia and Tourism Events Australia were established to focus on industry and market needs.
business.gov.au offers simple and convenient access to all the government information, transactions and services required by business. It is a whole-of-government service providing essential information on planning, starting and running a business.
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) is an operationally independent body within the Australian Government Department of Transport and Regional Services, and is Australia’s prime agency for transport safety investigations. The "Travel Safely in Australia" information is a joint initiative of all Australian state and territory tourism and road safety agencies, Tourism Australia and the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.
Tourism Industry Forum Member Sites
The Backpacker Operators Association NSW (BOA) is an association for those working within the backpacker industry.
MEA is a national, non profit organisation dedicated to fostering professionalism and excellence in all aspects of meetings management.
A major function of Bed & Breakfast and Farmstay has been its behind the scenes work in regard to government at local, state and federal level and with state and national tourism bodies.
The Association is the only body in New South Wales that combines everything to do with caravanning, camping, touring and manufactured housing.
HMAA is recognised as the leading authority in the accommodation sector within Australia.
The RTA is the NSW State Government agency responsible for improving road safety, testing and licensing drivers and registering and inspecting vehicles.
Whether you are organising an international convention, incentive or corporate meeting, the Sydney Convention and Visitors Bureau (SCVB) is a one-stop resource to help deliver an unforgettable event.
Ecotourism Australia is devoted to growing, consolidating and promoting ecotourism and other committed tourism operations.
Local Community Service Clubs
Rotary Club is located on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales approximately mid distance between Sydney and Brisbane. It is one of the oldest (chartered in 1971), largest (51 members) and most active clubs in the Port Macquarie-Hastings area.
Meets on Wednesday evenings at Panthers from 6pm. Visitors are welcome.
The latest news and history of the Port Macquarie Bodyboarding Association and to contribute to the future of our sport.
Other Useful Sites
Australian Heritage explores the achievements that have contributed to our nation, and tells the stories of the people and places that are part of our heritage and our culture.
Bird Observation and Conservation Australia provides educational workshops and teaching resources and has an ongoing commitment to, and active participation in, conservation of Australian native birds and their habitats.
A voluntary, not-for-profit incorporated association that assists its members to research local Australian family history and trace their origins around the world, and also for non-residents to link to their families in the Hastings and discover more about their ancestors. As part of the process, the Society compiles and publishes lists and indices which are a valuable resource to researchers.
Greater Port Macquarie Sites
Annual and featured events happening in and around the Greater Port Macquarie. Listings for regular markets, Glasshouse shows and exhibition and plenty more. All events are open to locals and visitors. Head to the 'Download' page for a month-by-month summary in What's On.
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'Follow' us on Twitter, regular updates on what's happening in and around Greater Port Macquarie. Our tweets often contain links to events, hot deals and travel related information. Use our name in your own related tweets @PMQTourism.
We have our own channel, take a look at videos and images taken from destinations all over Greater Port Macquarie. Our 'Favourite' videos often contain artists, events or performances appearing in Port Macquarie. Search for portmacquarietourism.
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