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Kerrianne Ryan (winner of People's Choice and Judges Awards), Nathan Davis, Amber Boyle, Julia Minors (in front), Jacson Warner, Michael Phipps, Kerrie Saunders, Tyler Macey (in front), Jodi Ritchie (Judge), Holly Bartram (Judge), Sheree Cayirylys (UNE SRI Regional Connector, organiser, and MC), Geoff Dunlop (Judge) and Deputy Mayor MPSC Susannah Pearse (Judge). Picture by David Waugh.


Innovative business ideas radiate energy at Moree pitch2grow

Moree Plains Shire Council has secured an almost $10million grant for the redevelopment of the 50m pool. Picture by Julie Rushby 

Almost $10million to push pool forward

Lydia Roberts

About 230 people attended the Mungindi Community Education Association's Little Sprouts Fundraiser on Saturday May 4. Picture courtesy The Land, Lisa Orchin


Doctor's surgery set to become permanent childcare centre

Jacob McMaster

Speaker Greg Piper has announced the Northern Tablelands by-election, which will be without a member until a new MP is elected in June. 

greg piper parlt this week Dan Himbrechts AAP.jpg

By election explained: What happens next?

Some of the 370 students from kindergarten to year 6 who took part in two days of workshops, rehearsals and live performances at Moree Secondary College. 

Students shine on Moree stage in a first for the region | Photos

Nearly 58,000 voters across the Northern Tablelands will head to the polls on Saturday, June 22 following Adam Marshall's retirement from politics.

Northern Tablelands by-election | Date set, parties mull candidates

Moree Plains Shire Council Mayor and Council's special projects manager James Maxwell in front of a site just bulldozed. Reduced tip fees are offered as an incentive for landlords to clean up their burnt-out properties.

Landlords on notice to demolish or revamp burnt-out homes

Samantha Newsam

Catch-up on all that happened over the weekend.

Central North Round 6: Get the latest stats, results, tables

The 45-year-old man was taken to Moree Police Station where he was questioned by police.

UPDATED | Man wanted by SA police arrested, charged in Moree

Finn Coleman

New England recipients of Australian Government's 2023-2024 Volunteer Grants announced. File picture

New England volunteers receive government support from grants

Grants awarded to help support and increase New England volunteers

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Sophie Harris

About 120 people packed into Moree Services Club on Wednesday for the annual Seniors Week luncheon where they enjoyed a delicious meal and entertainment by Peter Denevon.

Rita Killick, Joan Moulds and Beth Rowland had a great time at the Seniors Week lunch on Wednesday.

Laurel Briant and Barbara Lollback (Gall) had a lovely time at the luncheon on Wednesday.

Bill Murray, John O'Neill, Elmer Knobel OAM and Percy Walker had a good time at Wednesday's luncheon.

The bingo ladies from Pallamallawa (back) Nerida Munn, Zelma Missen, Patty Parry, (front) Beulah Brazel, Erica Munro, Sherril Dwyer and Maureen Williams had a great time.

(Back) Barbara Ayland, Gwen Shepherd, Kerry Francis, (front) Robyn Peters, Noela Brown and Thelma Dean.

Mungindi sisters-in-law Vonnie, Linda and Rhae Smith had a lovely time at the lunch together.

Liz Rushby and Kevin Cutmore had a great time at the Seniors Week event.

(Back) Shirley Thompson, Sylvia Macey, (front) Clarice Rigby, Nell Jones, Esme Phelps and Byron Phillips from Moree Community Care.

Keith Nichols, Lorne McFarlane, Wal Ashenden and John Palmer enjoyed catching up at the luncheon.

Vicki Denovan, Karen Brown and Pam Brazel enjoyed catching up at the Seniors Week event.

Patricia Menchin, Linda Roche and Pam Harris.

Moree mayor Katrina Humphries announces the 2017 Senior Citizen of the Year nominees.

Moree mayor Katrina Humphries pins the 2017 Senior Citizen of the Year badge on to winner Jay McNamara.

Moree mayor Katrina Humphries with 2017 Senior Citizen of the Year Jay McNamara and nominee Nell Jones. Absent was other nominee Denverd Halliger.

Moree mayor Katrina Humphries with Senior Citizen of the Year winner Jay McNamara.

Moree's 2017 Senior Citizen of the Year Jay McNamara.

Seniors Week luncheon in Moree

Seniors Week luncheon | Photos

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