Webb Oval proposed for Moree off-leash dog park
Webb Oval could become a new off-leash dog park with separate areas for large and small dogs, agility equipment, irrigated grass and other Stage 1 facilities.
Got a local project that needs funding? Young Aggies applications are open
You don’t need to be a large charity or incorporated organisation to apply. Volunteer-led, not-for-profit groups across Moree and surrounds have until August 31 to put forward a project for Young Aggies Moree funding.
From campdraft to car carnage, the Mungindi Show returns this weekend
For three days this weekend, one of the region's great country traditions will once again transform Mungindi, blending agriculture, competition and country hospitality with demolition derbies, camel races, fireworks and family entertainment.
Gallery: Four-legged stars shine at Moree Markets Pet Show
Our gallery captures some of the cutest, funniest and most memorable moments from the 1st Moree Scouts Pet Show at Jellicoe Park on Sunday, August 2, 2026.
A friendship forged in Kyiv comes to life on a Moree stage
Australian violinist Jonathon Glonek will bring a deeply personal work by his late Ukrainian friend Mikhail Shukh to Social Co House on Saturday, August 8, alongside music by Bach, Paganini and Ysaÿe.
What Stops a 300-Horsepower Tractor?
On August 8 and 9, competitors at Pally will battle a weighted sled that gets harder to pull with every metre.
Moree’s homelessness service wants the conversation to start before crisis point
As Homelessness Week runs from Monday, August 3 to Sunday, August 9, 2026, Byamee Support Services is encouraging Moree residents to look beyond the immediate need for a roof and understand the wider support that can help people find and keep a stable home.
Four medical trainees get a taste of rural medicine in Moree
Two junior doctors and two final-year medical students are working across Moree’s hospital and GP clinics, gaining hands-on rural experience while getting to know the town.
Healthy Harold Festival of Health returns to Moree
The August program will include school visits, a family cybersafety session and a free Colour Run with a barbecue, giveaways and community activities.
Moree cybersafety session to help families look beyond screen-time limits
Life Ed specialist educator Kira Hazel will share practical advice at a free Moree session on Monday, August 3, 2026, including how families can set better boundaries and help children speak up when something goes wrong online.
Think firefighting is volunteer work? Moree brigade wants you to think again
Moree Fire and Rescue NSW is looking for new on-call firefighters and says one of its biggest recruitment hurdles is a common misconception: the role is paid, flexible and can fit around a regular job.
Grant Watch: funding opportunities open to Moree Plains groups
Funding is available for community projects, sport, arts, Aboriginal languages, mental health, events and infrastructure, with application deadlines running from early August through to September.