Moree Facts

About Moree

Moree is the administrative centre of the Shire which borders New South Wales and Queensland.  There are many smaller villages including Mungindi, Boggabilla  Pallamallawa and Boomi.

Moree has a rich heritage  in culture, agriculture and natural assets.  Its streetscape is a great example of Art Deco architecture and the shopping centre is a huge drawcard for shoppers.  There are a number of great events in Moree each year.  In May the Food and Wine festival, Moree on a Plate is very popular as is the Race Club’s Moree Cup in September.

There are plenty of facilities for those wanting to play sport in the Shire.  Among the sports which can be played are AFL, BMX, bowls, cycling equestrian, golf, hockey, netball, rugby league, rugby union, skateboarding, swimming, tennis and water skiing.

Moree has a wide selection of pre-school and day care services, two public, one Christian (K-10) and one Catholic (K-12) and the Moree Secondary College. There are also primary schools in Boomi, Bullarah, Garah, Mullawa, Pallamallawa, Toomelah and Tulloona and a Catholic school in Mungindi.  Further education is available through the Moree campus of TAFE New England and Northern Inland Community College.

Moree is a major centre for medical services in the far north of the State.  It is well serviced by Moree hospital, three medical centres, two pharmacies, dentists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, podiatrists, psychologists and optometrists. There are also several Community Health Centres and aged care facilities.

For more information contact: council@mpsc.nsw.gov.au

Housing Data: Sourced from www.realestate.com.au current as at 7/18.
Careers Data: Sourced from ABS.