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Whale watching season begins as tourists flock to Port Stephens | Gloucester Advocate

Whale watching kicks off in Port Stephens as 40,000 whales migrate, attracting thousands of tourists and boosting the local economy.

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Whale watching season begins as tourists flock to Port Stephens | The Advertiser - Cessnock

Whale watching kicks off in Port Stephens as 40,000 whales migrate, attracting thousands of tourists and boosting the local economy.

Great barrier reefPort stephensNew south walesStephen keoghPaul watsonPeter lorimerLake macquarie city councilInternational fund for animal welfareFrank futureInternational fundAnimal welfareWorimi countryPort stephens sea shanty singalongSea shepherdGreat barrierTomaree headland

Whale watching season begins as tourists flock to Port Stephens | Port Stephens Examiner

Whale watching kicks off in Port Stephens as 40,000 whales migrate, attracting thousands of tourists and boosting the local economy.

Port stephensNew south walesGreat barrier reefPeter lorimerStephen keoghPaul watsonInternational fund for animal welfareLake macquarie city councilFrank futureInternational fundAnimal welfareWorimi countryPort stephens sea shanty singalongSea shepherdGreat barrierTomaree headland

Whale watching season begins as tourists flock to Port Stephens | The Scone Advocate

Whale watching kicks off in Port Stephens as 40,000 whales migrate, attracting thousands of tourists and boosting the local economy.

Great barrier reefPort stephensNew south walesPaul watsonStephen keoghPeter lorimerLake macquarie city councilInternational fund for animal welfareFrank futureInternational fundAnimal welfareWorimi countryPort stephens sea shanty singalongSea shepherdGreat barrierTomaree headland

Whale watching season begins as tourists flock to Port Stephens | Dungog Chronicle

Whale watching kicks off in Port Stephens as 40,000 whales migrate, attracting thousands of tourists and boosting the local economy.

Great barrier reefPort stephensNew south walesStephen keoghPaul watsonPeter lorimerLake macquarie city councilInternational fund for animal welfareFrank futureInternational fundAnimal welfareWorimi countryPort stephens sea shanty singalongSea shepherdGreat barrierTomaree headland

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