Education
Moore set hurdles records for New South Wales during the 1950s while completing her Master of Science in chemistry with Arthur Birch at the University of Sydney.
Moore set hurdles records for New South Wales during the 1950s while completing her Master of Science in chemistry with Arthur Birch at the University of Sydney.
She travelled to Manchester and started training with the British athletics team, winning the British hurdles championship. Moore was selected to represent Great Britain in the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome, but was disqualified from competing because she had resided in Britain for only 22 months instead of the required 24. She later returned to Australia to resume her career in chemistry and retired in 1999.
Moore was an accredited coach and official and served as a technical official at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney where she also serves as a board member at Athletics New South Wales.