EVERY now and again just about every employee in the world wishes they could choke their boss – just once. Well, Kenway and Clark Moree’s chief financial officer Gemille Hayes has 10 storeys to tell – sorry, stories – and they all relate to how she...
AN 18-race card on Saturday split across two sessions headline Moree Greyhound Racing Club’s huge three-day dog-racing carnival this June long weekend – and another 16 races on Monday will see the club smash all previous carnival records. Saturday’s bumper meeting, with the first race set...
THE preservation of Moree’s historic buildings has received a boost, with Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall announcing the NSW Government would provide funding to help local building owners make informed decisions when modifying, maintaining or renovating their property. Mr Marshall, pictured with Moree Plains Shire mayor...
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WITH an increase in traffic on roads due to the June long weekend, local residents are warned that speeding, illegal use of mobile phones and electronic devices or failure to wear a seatbelt will incur double demerit points. And the same applies for motorcyclists that fail...
THREE consecutive days embracing morning and afternoon race sessions with a huge contingency of starters chasing the bunny as well as thousands of dollars in prize money – Moree Greyhound Racing Club is gearing up for one of its biggest dog-racing carnivals in history when...
A SILO nearly 11 storeys' high daring 11 brave souls that will have 11 good dinner-party stories to tell afterwards – that’s the scenario for Moree in the coming weeks and those stories will be well worth listening to when a group of business and...
MOREE trainer Peter Sinclair chases his 11th Boolooroo Cup in 23 years – and sixth in succession – at the Moree picnic races today, but it could be his son Nathan that spoils the party at round one of bush racing’s Golden Triangle. Nathan starts stable...
FASHIONS on the Field were all the go at Moree picnics exactly 70 years ago – and the only things that seem to have changed over the decades are the outfits and the styles. In 1947, The North West Champion reported: “Suits and woollen frocks were...
NORTHERN Tablelands MP Adam Marshall is backing a push from a Moree Aboriginal youth service to extend a ‘night rider’ bus service – helping kids stay off the street and learn about their culture. The planned ‘Night Culture’ project would extend a late night bus service,...