In this New England Times investigation by RK Crosby, we look at how bad numbers, assumptions and guesses, and misrepresentations of old documents, have led to plans at all levels of government being not worth the paper they are printed on.
Moree Plains Shire Council
Moree community invited to nominate local Elders for Honour Roll
Moree Plains residents are invited to nominate local Elders who have made a lasting contribution to reconciliation and community life.
Moree to shine as festival returns with boost
Moree will take centre stage this weekend as its flagship food and wine festival returns, backed by council funding and set to draw visitors to the region.
“Devastating”: Region reacts to news of Inland Trail abandonment
The federal government’s decision to halt Inland Rail at Parkes has sparked alarm across Moree, Narrabri and the wider region, with councils, farmers and Nationals MPs warning major freight, logistics and jobs projects are now in limbo.
Moree Plains GM Natalia Cowley off to an even bigger challenge
Moree Plains GM Natalia Cowley is heading to Cessnock to tackle one of NSW’s toughest council financial turnarounds.
Community benefit at heart as Moree Memorial Hall reopens on ANZAC Day
Moree’s War Memorial Hall has reopened on ANZAC Day, offering a revitalised space for the community to gather, connect and commemorate.
Youth Week partnerships to help young people ‘Dream. Dare. Do.’
Young people across Moree Plains Shire will lead Youth Week activities focused on building skills, confidence and connection.
Moree’s hot pools reopen as town celebrates return of iconic assets
Moree’s iconic artesian pools are back open after 21 months, with the Memorial Town Hall set to reopen for Anzac Day and plans pushing ahead for a new aquatic centre at Taylor Oval.
Swim for free day in Moree
Moree’s iconic hot artesian pools are reopening, with a free community day this Thursday to celebrate.
Scaled-back Moree precinct plan adopted to ease pressure on council
The Moree Special Activation Precinct has been scaled back after council concerns, reducing costs while keeping long-term growth plans intact.
