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Two men found dead in coastal waters at Port Stephens within space of two hours

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Two men have died within two hours of each other in coastal waters at Port Stephens, north of Newcastle. Police were called to Wreck Beach near Shoal Bay at about 7:40am on Saturday, after a man failed to return from surfing. An hour and a half later in an unrelated incident, a second man's body was found floating 60 metres off shore at Swan Bay, about 60 kilometres away by car.

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Two men found dead in coastal waters at Port Stephens within space of two hours

The body of a surfer in his 50s was found by police at Wreck Beach early on Saturday morning, while a 44-year-old man's body was found at Swan Bay a short time later.

2 years ago·Australia

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Newcastle Herald

Two men drown in Port Stephens as NSW 'horror summer in the surf' continues

Police do not believe there are any suspicious circumstances in the deaths of two men who drowned in...

2 years ago·Newcastle, Australia

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Newcastle Herald broke the news in Newcastle, Australia 2 years ago on Sunday, February 19, 2023.

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