Around 80 women of diverse backgrounds celebrated International Women’s Day in Moree on Friday at the Max Hotel function room, a day organised by Pius X Aboriginal Corporation. This year’s theme, Better the Balance, Better the World, is aimed at building a gender-balanced world. Break-out activities included...
A pizza and pasta day later this month at Moree Secondary College is just one of the many fundraisers planned for the school in 2019. Money raised will fund an excursion to Europe in July, 2020. Students will embark on an exciting journey through the ancient cities...
LOCAL residents will again pause and say ‘thank-you’ this weekend when an influx of visitors converge on Moree for the Australian Defence Force and National Service Annual Event. The three-day reunion draws visitors from right across Australia and is now in its third year at Moree...
THE Moree Local Drug Action Team held its first junior touch community meeting in late February. And nine members of the community have put up their hands to be on the committee for the launch of the 2019 season. The program for 7-17-year-olds is one step closer...
CONSTRUCTION of a major bridge near the Gwydir Highway on Warialda’s new $6.5 million heavy vehicle bypass is now complete, Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall announced on Tuesday. Mr Marshall recently inspected progress on the joint Commonwealth and NSW Government funded project with his Federal...
SPEAKING at the ribbon-cutting marking the beginning of refurbishment to the Moree campus of the Country University Centre (CUC) North West last Friday, Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall announced the State Government would provide an additional $8 million to fund further CUCs in country NSW. “Our...
DELUXE Café Moree is the winner of the Moree Thumbs Up! Thumbs Down! Customer Service Appreciation Award for February, 2019 – the second time the local business has been gonged for the award. Moree resident Darryl Brady nominated Deluxe Café Moree. He said on the Thumbs Up!...
AS drought maintains its steadfast grip on the Moree Plains, the preservation of established trees in the urban centres is becoming a concern for council and residents alike. Director of engineering Mr Ian Dinham said council works hard to maintain the visual amenity of Moree Shire’s...
THE world is currently Chantelle Cubis’ oyster. After last year graduating from Year 12 at Moree Secondary College, the bubbly teenager has local employment she enjoys and is set for university in 2020. The fact that she was one of the highest-scoring students in regional NSW, with...
PEOPLE power still matters in politics, Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall declared on Friday as he announced a commitment from the State Government of $80 million for a new hospital and health facilities at Moree. Just five months after launching a grass roots campaign to petition...