Man with the wheelbarrow to include Pallamallawa Public School in three-state journey
THE man with the wheelbarrow will be back in town this week to start planning the Moree leg of an epic, Australia-wide fundraiser that includes a drop-in to Pallamallawa Public School. David Batterham, from Goondiwindi and originally Moree, was in Moree last year to take part in Run the Plains. What set Mr Batterham apart
Collarenebri Central School welcomes Granville Boys High on Anzac Day
TWO schools from very different parts of New South Wales came together for Anzac Day commemorations on Saturday. Collarenebri Central School welcomed students from Granville Boys High, with the visit marked by a moving performance by Granville’s renowned bagpipe band. Collarenebri Central School relieving principal, Fiona Donnelly, said Granville’s bagpipe band played a beautiful rendition
Councillors raise concerns about illegal drug use in Narrabri Shire
NARRABRI Shire Council minutes from the Crime Prevention Committee generated discussion at a recent council meeting regarding illegal drug use in the Shire. Cr Navin Erathnage, a Narrabri doctor, raised concerns about the ongoing problem of drug use, particularly among younger people. “I have seen many people affected by drugs,” Cr Erathnage said. “I know
NarraBRIGHT 2026 widely praised
THE hugely successful NarraBRIGHT festival has been widely praised. At a recent Narrabri Council meeting, Cr Ethan Towns thanked the team who worked on NarraBRIGHT, including those who worked behind the scenes on the event, which drew thousands of visitors to the region. “To see all of the people come to NarraBRIGHT, I want to
North West Real Estate offers large family home in the heart of Moree
CLOSE proximity to schools, Moree’s CBD and supermarkets, and a round of golf within walking distance are major drawcards for North West Real Estate’s featured property this week. No.13 Mackenzie Street, Moree is a spacious and well-maintained brick home close to everything. As well as four bedrooms, there is an office that can double as
Moree War Memorial Hall officially re-dedicated as part of Anzac Day commemorations
MOREE War Memorial Hall was re-dedicated and officially reopened on Saturday as hundreds of people gathered at the historic building to observe Anzac Day. Built in the early 1920s and officially opened on April 17, 1923 by Governor of New South Wales, Sir Walter Davidson, the Balo Street showpiece has been lovingly restored to its
Moree: Hundreds gather for Anzac Day dawn service
HUNDREDS of people gathered at the Moree Services Club Memorial Window at dawn today to remember the thousands who fought and died defending Australia in global conflicts. The Anzac Day dawn service was attended by veterans, serving military personnel, families of returned men and women, and members of the public. Master of ceremonies, Michael Andersen,
Geoff O’Hara Electrical Discounts and Furniture Zone the one-stop shop for Mothers’ Day
MOTHERS’ Day will be here before anyone can say, ‘what’s for dinner, mum?’, and Steve and Casey O’Hara at Geoff O’Hara Electrical Discounts and Furniture Zone in Moree have the family covered with gift ideas for the most important person in the house. As mum’s big day draws closer, so do the endless range of
Brendan Moylan’s Weekly Report
A $300,000 grant was secured for Macintyre High School’s outdoor multi-purpose sports courts to be redeveloped. The courts are used seven days a week by the school, and the wider community, for outdoor activities so the rebuild is a much needed one. A few years ago, the school’s P&C recognised the need for an overhaul
Bush towns and villages prepare for Anzac Day, with Bellata CWA raising the bar
BUSH community halls throughout regional and rural Australia will commemorate Anzac Day tomorrow, with services planned across the Moree plains and neighbouring villages. At the Bellata Memorial Hall, members of the local branch of the Country Women’s Association have gone above and beyond to observe Anzac Day, with an incredible display featuring uniforms, slouch hats,
Police launch road crackdown ahead of Anzac Day long weekend
NSW Police last night launched a statewide traffic operation aimed at curbing dangerous driving and preventing further loss of life as drivers hit the roads for the Anzac Day long weekend. Police will have a high-visibility presence across the state during Operation Anzac Day 2026 from 12.01am today until 11.59pm Monday, April 27. A double
Jamie Chaffey’s newsletter
FEDERAL Member for Parkes, Jamie Chaffey, says there are currently worrying times for Australians with the cost of living a constant challenge and the recent very real concerns about fuel availability and cost. Mr Chaffey thanked those who sent him their views and experiences, and reported fuel shortages at No Fuel Here. “I continue to
Cattle program gets tick of approval
NSW Farmers’ has thanked the NSW Government for listening to producers and unveiling a $7 million funding boost and eradication-focused direction for the NSW Cattle Tick Program. NSW Farmers’ Biosecurity Committee chair Tony Hegarty said farmers had engaged constructively with the NSW Independent Biosecurity Commissioner’s review process, and it was important that the NSW Government
Major reforms proposed to strengthen rural freight sector
THE Australian Livestock and Rural Transporters Association yesterday appeared before the Parliamentary Select Committee on Productivity in Canberra and proposed major reforms aimed at bolstering economic productivity by strengthening and building resilience across the rural freight sector. ALRTA is the national peak body for Australia’s multi-billion-dollar livestock and rural road freight operators, linking farms, processors,
UNE Open Day to draw students from across New South Wales
THE University of New England is gearing up for its largest Open Day in years, with more than 1300 prospective students registered to explore its Armidale campus on Friday, May 1. Students will travel from more than 40 schools across New South Wales, alongside individual attendees from Queensland as far north as Townsville and Rockhampton.
Grant secured to overhaul Macintyre High School sport facilities
MACINTYRE High School’s outdoor multi-purpose sports courts are set for an overhaul with Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan announcing a $300,000 grant for their redevelopment. The grant was secured through the NSW Government’s Infrastructure Grants Program – Clubgrants Category 3 Fund. Mr Moylan said the courts are a popular spot for students, teachers and
Tickets for Moree on a Plate super raffle on sale now
IT’S one of the community’s most anticipated calendar events, and beyond the food, wine and merriment of the festival, Moree on a Plate represents a vital opportunity to give back to Moree – and each year, the Moree on a Plate committee’s monster raffle donates thousands of dollars back to the community. Last year, Moree
Max Wales remembered this Anzac Day
A special wreath-laying service will be conducted on Anzac Day in memory of Private Max Wales, one of 18 soldiers killed in Vietnam at the Battle of Long Tan in 1966. Moree and District Services Club will commemorate Private Wales, a member of the 6th Royal Australian Regiment, at 9am at Max Wales Memorial Park
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