Moree’s Robert Bartel has been announced as Senior Citizen of the Year at the annual Senior Citizens luncheon.
Susannah Pearse
Posted inIndigenous, Moree
Moree Council’s Reconciliation Action Plan on public display
Moree’s draft Reconciliation Action Plan is now on display, inviting both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal community members to Have Your Say.
Posted inMoree
$5 million investment for Terry Hie Hie Road upgrade
The Federal Government has announced a significant $5 million investment into the upgrade of Terry Hie Hie Road.
Posted inAustralia Votes 2025, Childcare, Moree, Parkes Electorate
Nationals pledge childcare boost in Moree
Moree has the biggest shortage of available childcare places in the region, but relief is on offer should the Coalition win the upcoming federal election. Leader of The Nationals David […]
Posted inLocal politics, Moree, Social issues and services
Strong leadership delivers smart choice to move Moree’s 50m pool
Moree Plains Shire Council has decided to give up on the current site of the 50m pool, and move ahead with a feasibility study of construction a new pool at Taylor Oval.
Posted inAwareness Events, Moree
Commemorating The Freedom Rides 60th anniversary celebrations today in Moree
The Moree community will gather to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the 1965 Freedom Rides with a number of local events and free activities.
Posted inMoree
Moree welcome new General Manager
Following the December resignation of Moree’s General Manager, Council has welcomed Natalia Cowley into the role.
Posted inAwards, Moree
Celebrate excellence in your community and nominate now
Nominations are now open for the Australia Day Awards, a chance to honour and celebrate remarkable individuals and community groups in Moree.
Posted inGeneral News, Moree
Moree Council invites community to create a shared vision
Moree Plains Shire Council invites the community to create a shared vision for the Shire to help develop the Community Strategic Plan.
Posted inGurley
Iconic Gurley Pub gone to fire overnight
The Royal Hotel Gurley has stood for a century, the cornerstone of the small community and a welcome relief to many travellers. Last night it burned to the ground.