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.
Cobar will soon enjoy improved water reliability thanks to two new high-tech pump stations soon to be delivered at Nyngan and Hermidale, ensuring water is pumped more efficiently to the town. The contract for the $45.5 million infrastructure project has been awarded to construction company Diona. Work will begin in […]
The Australian Workers Union (AWU) and Mining and Energy Union (MEU) have joined forces and launched a new Mining Union Alliance representing workers in metalliferous mining in NSW on Tuesday in Cobar. The NSW Mine Workers’ Alliance (NSWMWA) launch was the first of a number of regional events that are […]