Mason Hill and Mia Fugar, who commence Kindergarten at the Cobar Public School tomorrow, along with Eloise Dormer and Jim Arnold, who will have their first day at St John’s, also tomorrow, are all set to go. All four are very eager to be starting ‘big school’. When asked what they’d like to do when they grow up, Mason replied he wants to be a farmer and ride motorbikes, Mia plans to become a teacher, Eloise is keen to be a firewoman and Jim has aspirations of being a Police helicopter pilot.
Local author and historian John Collins has recently released his fourth book which is an account of the stories of Cobar’s settlers, shearers and shearing sheds. The Land Between The Rivers—The Cobar Never Never is a hefty 614 page tome filled with facts, photos, interviews, anecdotes and humorous stories that […]
Cobar Shire Council has been named among the winners of the 2024 Local Government NSW Excellence in the Environment Awards announced at Cockle Bay Wharf in Sydney last week. The awards recognise and celebrate the outstanding achievements of NSW councils in their efforts to manage and protect the environment. There were 32 […]
A group of 54 Year five and six students from Cobar spent two days learning about managing natural resources at an education day hosted by the Buckwaroon Landcare Group (BLG) last week. The children from Cobar Public School and St John’s Primary School attended an information session where they learnt […]