Eleven New England councils choose their mayor within a month. Tamworth’s result is in — the 5-4 split that’s ruled council for two years just held again. A challenge is confirmed for Gunnedah. Who’s next?
Wayne Tighe
Posted inFeature, Local politics, Long Read, Moree Plains Shire, Politics
Three strikes and still not out: the weak council rules unable to deal with populist politicians
They run the same playbook as Pauline Hanson and Donald Trump: turn every sanction into persecution. Inside the NSW rules that still can’t make badly behaved councillors stop.
Posted inMoree
Moree Plains unveils Freedom Ride Blue Plaque
Moree’s role in the landmark 1965 Freedom Ride has been recognised with the unveiling of a Blue Plaque at Memorial Hall.
Posted inGrants and funding, Moree Plains Shire
Moree Plains council awards $14,000 to community groups
Five Moree Plains groups are sharing in $14,000 from council’s latest donations round, and applications for the next round are open now.
Posted inCricket, Moree
Ron Harborne Oval upgrades strengthen community sport
Moree families, players and volunteers will benefit from upgraded facilities at Ron Harborne Oval, supporting community sport, participation and future growth.
Posted inAwards, Moree, Moree Plains Shire
Moree Plains Australia Day awards announced
Moree Plains Shire has announced their Australia Day awards – see who won!
Posted inMoree Plains Shire
Natalia Cowley officially takes the reigns
Moree Plains Shire Council has officially announced Natalia Cowley as General Manager, with councillors voting unanimously to appoint her to the role.