Member for Parkes Mark Coulton will contest the Federal seat of Parkes for the fifth time. Mr Coulton was successfully pre-selected by the National Party on Saturday and is looking forward to again contesting the seat after more than a decade in Federal Parliament. “I am honoured...
PREPARATIONS are well and truly underway for the 2019 National Servicemen, ADF Forces and Families Annual Event – the Nashos’ Reunion – to be held in conjunction with Moree RSL Sub-Branch and Moree and District Services Club on March 8-9-10 next year. Reunion co-ordinator John Tramby...
I Love Scarves, the mobile clothing and accessory business with a huge cult following, is a regular visitor to Moree Markets each month. And now the popular business is doing its share to help drought-stricken farmers across the north and north-west. I love Scarves co-founders, sisters Toni...
WHEN Lyndon Hankey debuted on stage last year in the hugely successful production Sticky-Sweet, he unleashed a hidden talent that had sat dormant for years. He played multiple roles, but stood out as a bumbling country boy replete with blue jeans, rope belt, flannel shirt, straw...
THEY brought hits The Red Barn, Sticky Sweet and Show-Tunes to the Moree stage. And now this talented team of local thespians and entertainers is back in front of the footlights to present Lemon, Lime and Scissors, an hilarious and not-so politically correct musical that is...
NORTHERN Tablelands MP Adam Marshall has delivered news of a huge $1.5 million kickalong to upgrade the Ron Harborne Sporting Precinct in Moree. Mr Marshall yesterday announced the precinct will get more than $1 million to create a brand new sporting oval that will significantly expand...
NORTHERN Tablelands MP Adam Marshall says a new public campaign calling for a full redevelopment of Moree District Hospital will arm him with more political muscle, bring the community together to show support and ultimately help make the strongest case possible to secure $80 million...
It’s hard to be a philanthropist without millions of dollars to splash around. But then again, you don’t necessarily have to be a millionaire to enrich the lives of others. Moree Secondary College teacher, Jason Auld always had his sights set on helping others, and while his...
LIVING treasure Frank Crump walks the walk each year when hiking for the homeless – just one of countless fundraising drives he supports across the Moree district. Now the local legend plans to talk the talk to support drought-stricken farmers throughout the region. Mr Crump will next...
HANNAH McLaren’s education journey has come full circle – she has joined the ranks of the Moree Secondary College teaching staff she so fondly admired as a student of the school. Former mentors are now colleagues, past classrooms are now her office and she is determined...