Moree’s burnt and derelict houses under demolition
For the first time in Moree Plains Shire Council’s history of managing this community challenge, the Burnt and Derelict Housing Enforcement Program will be resourced fulltime.
Moree roads for priority attention
The Moree Plains Shire has a vast road network, and we are calling upon road users to guide us in making informed decisions regarding which roads should receive priority attention for maintenance, improvement and/or investment.
Last days to have your say on Moree plane service
Moree has often had to fight hard to keep commercial flights coming to the small but important town, and now the community is being asked to have its say again.
Level 5 water restrictions for Mungindi
Mungindi is heading for Level 5 Water Restrictions from Monday 22 April 2024 for a period of two (2) weeks until Midnight Sunday 5 May 2024. Read more here.
Saving billions of litres of water in our regions
Uralla and Moree Councils have made the list of15 local water utilities offered up to $150,000 in co-funding to launch infrastructure projects targeting water loss and boosting efficiency.
New England prepares to celebrate Harmony Day on March 21
This week is Harmony Week, a national celebration of our ethnic diversity and inclusion, with many councils, schools and other organisations planning celebrations or encouraging people to wear orange.
Moree’s growth and infrastructure plan: have your say
Moree and surrounding areas are expected to grow over the next 20 years with the arrival of the Inland Rail and the Special Activation Precinct (SAP). Now is your chance to have your say.
Work begins on revitalisation of Moree’s Ron Harborne Oval
The first official sod of soil has been turned on a massive $1.9 million revitalisation of Moree’s home of sport, Ron Harborne Oval.
New Barwon River boat ramp at Mungindi
Locals turned out last Friday for the official launch of the much-anticipated new $300,000 Barwon River boat ramp at the Mungindi River Park.
Millions for Moree roads
Moree has received a massive $6.9 million cash shot-in-the-arm for Moree Plains Shire Council to repair and upgrade the region’s most beleaguered roads.