The My Moree photography competition aims to make residents and visitors to the region our best spokespeople, showcasing through their visually unique perspective what they love about life on the Plains,“ said Mayor Mark Johnson. To enter the competition and be in the running for $4,500 worth of prizes, an entrant must upload an image as a ‘mentions’ post to the My Moree Facebook page with the caption “Here is my entry into the 2024 #mymoree Photography and Video Competition in the [insert category], then tell us in 25 words or less what #mymoree means to you; during the competition period. $1,500 Love Local Gift Card The competition will remain open until 15 September, with the exhibition being showcased in Shop 16 on the corner of Balo and Heber Streets, from Friday 11 October to Saturday 26 October.

Published: 22 August 2024 Moree Plains Shire Council and Regional NSW in an effort to support mental well-being and provide valuable resources to the community, are excited to announce a series of F…

Honouring a Dedicated Councillor: 33 Years of Service to the Moree Plains Shire At the last Ordinary Council Meeting, 14 August 2024 for our current Councillors, Mayor Mark Johnson in a Mayoral Minute…

Narrabri to Moree | Community Update August 2024.

Published: 20 August 2024 More After-Hours Activities And Support For Young People In Moree The Premiers Department will be hosting an IN-PERSON information session for the newly announced Moree afte…

More After-Hours Activities And Support For Young People In Moree Continuing from the announcement from the NSW Premier Chris Minns, the Moree PCYC opened the Virtual Reality (VR) room yesterday to ac…

Published: 19 August 2024 Road Closures  (12.02pm, Monday 19 August 2024) Please continue to refer to the live traffic website for the latest update on current road conditions.

Published: 19 August 2024 Public Notice - Proposed changes to Pool Fees and Charges Draft - Pool Fees and Charges 2024/2025 Per Section 610F (3) and 705 of the Local Government Act 1993, Moree Plains…

More After-Hours Activities and Support for Young People In Moree   The NSW Government’s investment in Moree to address crime, support young people and improve community safety is moving forward with …