Aboriginal Tracker Wall proudly unveiled at Moree Police Station
A project more than two years in the making was officially opened on Thursday, when NSW Police Force Deputy Commissioner Paul Pisanos and Moree local Fred Pegus Junior proudly unveiled the Moree Aboriginal Tracker Wall at Moree Police Station. The honour wall, alongside the front doors of Moree Police Station, recognises all Aboriginal trackers who
Chancellor’s commencement signals new vision for UNE
THE University of New England has officially welcomed new Chancellor, Dr Sarah Pearson, at the first stand-alone Chancellor installation ceremony for the University in thirty years. Dr Pearson was this week installed by Governor of New South Wales, Margaret Beazley, at an event attended by staff, students, indigenous leaders and dignitaries on the lawns of
UNE researcher secures inaugural grant to tackle rheumatic heart disease
A pioneering research project addressing a devastating heart condition has received funding recognition, with NSW Cardiovascular Research Network awarding its inaugural Rural, Regional, Remote Project Grant to Dr Rukshan Rafeek of the University of New England in Armidale. Dr Rafeek, working within the UNE program on Immune Complications of Post-Streptococcal Complications, is spearheading innovative research
Moree Christian School 2026 Kindergarten and Year 7 information sessions scheduled
MOREE Christian School will this month conduct Kindergarten and Year 7 information sessions for the 2026 school year. Parents and carers are invited to attend the sessions and learn about Moree Christian School enrolments for next year. An information session about 2026 Kindergarten enrolments will be held on May 14 at 3.15pm, with hands-on activities,
Moree Secondary College Pulse to race again this week
PULSE Alive returns to Moree this week, with more than 400 students from 14 schools across the region participating in the three-day event. Moree Secondary College arts co-ordination officer for the New England and north-west region, Leigh Carroll, said students will perform at the school Multi-Purpose Centre on Frome Street. “Pulse Moree returns for the second
Moree Secondary College students take in Youth Leadership Conference
Inspiration can come in all shapes and forms. And for a group of Moree Secondary College students, there was no better platform to listen to inspiring stories from a diverse group of keynote speakers than the Youth Leadership Conference at the International Convention Centre in Sydney’s Darling Harbour last term. Moree Secondary College’s Year 12
UNE Open Day returns: More than 1000 future students already registered
MORE than 1000 future students have signed up to experience life at the University of New England’s Armidale campus ahead of Open Day 2025 on Friday, May 2. With 26 tours, sessions and events confirmed across the day, the annual event will showcase UNE’s courses, campus life, support services and accommodation options to school leavers.
Moree East’s mainly music and Mungindi’s History Park share $17,585 funding
MOREE East Public School’s mainly music program and Mungindi’s History Park are among 80 community groups across remote, rural and regional Australia to receive funding through the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal’s flagship grants program, Strengthening Rural Communities. The Moree East mainly music program received $7585 to help build school-readiness for vulnerable children through
Amber’s pulse races to Pulse Alive
AMBER Muller’s pulse has been racing all week. The Moree Secondary College Year 11 student is back home after last week performing as one of 68 Pulse Alive Dance Company artists in Pulse Alive, at Sydney’s Olympic Park. More than 5000 students performed in the event, which showcased the talents of Kindergarten to Year 12
Moree Christian School 2026 enrolments information evening
MOREE Christian School is calling for 2026 Year 11 enrolments and will hold an information evening on April 3 detailing all relevant material needed for parents and students. The school this year welcomed seven students to Year 11 – next year’s inaugural Year 12 School Certificate candidates – and the Stage 6 extension is expected
