From first flights to future careers: Moree Plains students explore Qantas
Seven students from Boggabilla and Mungindi Central Schools have explored the world of aviation, with experiences ranging from their first flight to sitting in the cockpit of an A380.
Man charged over alleged October attack at Moree business
A 20-year-old man has been charged after police investigated an alleged break-in at a Moree business last month, during which a 42-year-old man was injured.
Have questions about Moree's police drones?
NSW Police are inviting residents to a public meeting about the POLAIR Remote drone trial on Wednesday. Moree Online News will be there, and we want to know what questions you would like answered.
Council seeks community members for Taylor Oval pool steering committee
People who know how to build or run pools have a chance to help shape Moree’s proposed Taylor Oval aquatic centre, with up to three community places available on its steering committee.
Moree Plains councillors back plan to avoid suspension
All eight Moree Plains councillors present at the 2 November extraordinary meeting supported an amended response to the proposed suspension, offering training, mediation and outside oversight to address problems in the chamber.
Woman charged after police attend closed Moree tobacconist
Police arrested a woman at a Balo Street business on Friday 30 October, alleging officers found more than 47,000 cigarettes and cash.
Moree stop fuels Camp Quality’s million-dollar journey
Seventy vehicles and 170 participants stopped overnight in Moree during a charity rally that had already passed its $1.1 million fundraising target. For veteran entrant Grant Cox, the journey carries a boy’s memory.
Meet Steve, Moree Plains’ new general manager
Steve Hamilton starts as Moree Plains Shire Council’s new general manager on November 9, following a warm welcome during a recent visit with his wife Megan.
Moree Tobacconist closed under a 90-day NSW Health order
NSW Health has ordered a tobacconist inside Balo Square to close until late January over suspected illicit tobacco sales and unlicensed trading.
Former Courallie High School remains in Education Department hands
The Department of Education says there is no immediate opportunity for community use of the former Moree school site, despite several ideas being promoted for its future.
What a three-month suspension would mean for Moree Plains Shire Council
The NSW Government is considering suspending Moree's elected councillors over concerns about council meetings. Here's what administration would mean, what it could cost and whether it can be avoided.
Minister considers suspending Moree Plains Shire Council for three months
The Council and its councillors have until close of business on Friday 6 November to put their case to the Minister.
