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Who represents Port Macquarie?

Port Macquarie is a state electoral district in the NSW Legislative Assembly. Its state member is Robert Dwyer (Liberal Party).

Your state member for Port Macquarie

Robert Dwyer

Mr Robert Dwyer MP

LIBLiberal Party· Member for Port Macquarie
Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Regional Roads

Electorate office: Port Macquarie NSW 2444

Write to your member

A signed, printed letter from someone in Port Macquarie is hard to ignore. Write it here and we'll print and post it to the electorate office, or download it free and post it yourself.

Suburbs and postcodes in Port Macquarie (48 suburbs)

Based on ABS data. Electorate boundaries can split suburbs and postcodes, so if you live near an edge, check with your postcode.

Suburbs

Batar Creek 2439, Black Creek 2439, Bobs Creek 2439, Bonny Hills 2445, Camden Head 2443, Coopernook 2426, Coralville 2443, Crowdy Bay 2443, Crowdy Head 2427, Deauville 2443, Diamond Head 2443, Dunbogan 2443, Fernbank Creek 2444, Grants Beach 2445, Hannam Vale 2443, Harrington 2427, Herons Creek 2439, Johns River 2443, Jolly Nose 2445, Kendall 2439, Kerewong 2439, Kew 2439, Lake Cathie 2445, Lake Innes 2446, Lakewood 2443, Langley Vale 2426, Lansdowne Forest 2430, Laurieton 2443, Limeburners Creek 2444, Logans Crossing 2439, Lord Howe Island 2898, Lorne 2439, Middle Brother 2443, Moorland 2443, North Brother 2443, North Haven 2443, North Shore 2444, Port Macquarie 2444, Rawdon Island 2446, Riverside 2444, Rossglen 2439, Sancrox 2446, Stewarts River 2443, Swans Crossing 2439, Thrumster 2444, Upsalls Creek 2439, Waitui 2443, West Haven 2443

Not sure this is your seat?

If you live in Port Macquarie, you're also represented by…

Federal electorates that share suburbs with Port Macquarie. Which one is yours depends on your address.

Lyne41 shared suburbs

Federal · House of Representatives

Cowper6 shared suburbs

Federal · House of Representatives

Sydney1 shared suburb

Federal · House of Representatives

New South Wales Legislative Council

Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council are elected by the whole state, so all 42 represent Port Macquarie.

Neighbouring electorates

NSW Legislative Assembly seats that share at least one postcode with Port Macquarie.

Questions about Port Macquarie

Who is the state member for Port Macquarie?+

Robert Dwyer is the member for Port Macquarie in the NSW Legislative Assembly. Robert Dwyer is a member of the Liberal Party.

Which suburbs are in Port Macquarie?+

Based on ABS data, Port Macquarie covers 48 suburbs and localities, including Batar Creek 2439, Black Creek 2439, Bobs Creek 2439, Bonny Hills 2445, Camden Head 2443, Coopernook 2426, Coralville 2443 and Crowdy Bay 2443. Electorate boundaries can split suburbs and postcodes, so some of these are shared with neighbouring seats.

What postcodes are in Port Macquarie?+

Port Macquarie includes all or part of 9 postcodes: 2426, 2427, 2430, 2439, 2443, 2444, 2445, 2446, 2898.

What federal electorates overlap Port Macquarie?+

Parts of Port Macquarie are in these federal electorates: Lyne, Cowper and Sydney. Which one you're in depends on your address.

How do I write to the member for Port Macquarie?+

Better Letters prints your letter, signs it with your signature and posts it to your member's office. You can also download it free and post it yourself. Say that you live in Port Macquarie: members pay most attention to people in their own electorate.

Members and roles come from official parliament listings. Suburbs and postcodes are based on ABS data and may not match electorate boundaries exactly. All electorates