Boil water alert and water restrictions lifted for Mungindi
Water is back flowing freely in Mungindi with council lifting the recent boil water alert and level 2 water restrictions.
Water is back flowing freely in Mungindi with council lifting the recent boil water alert and level 2 water restrictions.
Premier Chris Minns and Minister for Youth Justice Jihad Dib are heading west today to announce more funding for programs in Moree as it continues working to address youth crime and to strengthen community safety.
Moree Plains Shire Council is praising residents for their swift and effective response to recent water restrictions, allowing the town to drop back to level 1 so quickly.
Following the December resignation of Moree’s General Manager, Council has welcomed Natalia Cowley into the role.
Moree has been marked as a priority area to help boost long-term water security in the region. Read more here.
With the potable water supply in Mungindi sourced from the Barwon River, current conditions are causing problems with water treatment making drinking unsafe.
Three teenaged boys have been charged following the death of a motorcyclist in Gunnedah on Tuesday, following a police pursuit.
The Moree community is being invited to contribute photographs and stories for an exciting new display at the Moree Plains Museum.
Mungindi residents are advised that the Level 5 water restrictions will remain in place due to ongoing issues with the local water supply.
Following the closure of the pools at the Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre earlier this month, Moree Plains Shire Council is working hard to reopen the pool soon.