MOREE PLAINS SHIRE

On the banks of the Gwydir and Mehi Rivers, Moree is a bustling town with 9,346 residents and the popular Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre.

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Ashley: Just 17 km north of Moree, Ashley is a friendly village with a park, play area, and Rural Fire Service. It's also a key spot for cotton production.

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Biniguy: Known for its delicious pecan nuts, Biniguy is home to the Southern Hemisphere’s largest pecan farm, Trawalla Pecan Farm. It’s 40 km east of Moree and a hub for agriculture.

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Boggabilla: About 115 km north of Moree, Boggabilla features the famous Wobbly Boot Hotel, a school, TAFE, and several local businesses. Nearby is the Toomelah community and the scenic Boobera Lagoon.

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Boomi: Located 94 km north of Moree, Boomi is famous for its hot Artesian Spa Baths and the lively Boomi BATS theatre. Enjoy fishing, tours, and community events here.

Bullarah: This quaint village, 70 km west of Moree, is known for its artist-decorated cafe.

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Garah: Just 51 km northwest of Moree, Garah offers various community facilities and hosts the annual Talmoi Picnic Races.

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Gurley: A 32 km drive south of Moree, Gurley features striking grain silos and the Gurley Hotel, known for its storm-torn past.

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Mallawa: 60 km west of Moree, Mallawa’s horseshoe-shaped racetrack hosts the exciting Mallawa Picnic Races.

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Mungindi: Straddling the Queensland-NSW border, Mungindi has unique features like two time zones, dual police stations, and the historical One Ton Post. Enjoy the Caravan Park, fishing opportunities and Mungindi Sculpture Trail.

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Pallamallawa: Just 30 km east of Moree, Pallamallawa supports local agriculture and has a post office, primary school, café, and the incredible Pally Pub.

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Terry Hie Hie: Located 47 km southeast of Moree, this community offers cultural reserves for picnicking, birdwatching, and walking, celebrating its Kamilaroi heritage.