AN impressive list of exhibitors from across eastern Australia will display products and services at a mechanical, industrial and agricultural trade show in Moree on Saturday, March 30. The trade show, believed to be a first of its kind for Moree, has been co-ordinated by husband...
From Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, there are 194 nations in the world. Of these, Economist last year reported that just 19 countries are still ‘full democracies’. On Saturday, March 23 Moree residents will enjoy that democratic freedom and the right to elect their leaders when they go to...
MOREE’S all-female acapella group, Serendipity, is preparing to again wow audiences when they perform their new show, Serendipity Time Travels at Bank Art Museum Moree in early May. Rehearsals are well underway for the two-nights-only performance on Friday and Saturday, May 10-11. Sell-out audiences in 2018 announced...
SHE swapped the scalpel for a chef’s knife, and it seems Moree’s Daisy Nguyen excels in anything she turns her hand to. The former veterinarian opened her humble café, A-One Take-Away and Catering, just two years ago, and Daisy’s authentic Asian dishes have become a sensation...
RESIDENTS of Moree Plains Shire, the greater north-western NSW, and beyond are in for a treat on Saturday, March 23 when Moree Rugby Union Club – the Weebolla Bulls – welcomes a group of former Wallabies to Moree for a Wallabies Classic Match, thanks to...
THE notorious Washpool section of the Gwydir Highway, about 15 kilometres east of Moree, will be flood-proofed under a $4.5 million plan, committed on Tuesday by Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall. Mr Marshall inspected the low-level causeway with Moree Plains Shire Mayor Katrina Humphries and said...
FRIENDS of the Myall Creek Massacre Memorial recently has secured a State Government grant for more than $1 million to complete the next stage of their ambitious Myall Creek Cultural and Education Precinct Project at the memorial site near Bingara. NorthernTablelands MP Adam Marshall announced the...
WHEN Andy and Zoe Cullen told their story on Saturday night you could’ve heard a pin drop. There were more than 200 people listening, but the only sound resonating through the Moree Services Club auditorium were their voices – at times haunting. Speaking at the Australian Defence...
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...