Great Cobar Museum staff (including Alice Potter pictured above) have been impressed with the progress of the Coach House and Underground Mine Experience Project. With the slab poured and structural steel in place, in-ground services are now underway, and roofing and wall cladding installation has commenced. Behind the scenes, the presentation for the Underground Mine Experience has been finalised, and museum staff are now finalising the exhibition items.
The Great Western Gallery has recently undergone a retail revamp with the help of funding from Aurelia Metals and hard work by local gallery volunteers. Volunteer Collen Flynn, who helped with the revamp, said some water damage and the age of the premises meant that some renovations were needed. Colleen […]
Aurelia Metals/Peak Gold Mines joined with the Cobar Business Association to host an International Women’s Day (IWD) event on Saturday. IWD is a globally recognised event with this year’s theme, ‘Accelerate Action’. Peak Gold Mines general manager Angus Wyllie said he was pleased that Peak were able to host an […]
Plans to secure Cobar’s water supply into the future were discussed when the NSW Water Minister, Rose Jackson, met with State Member for Barwon, Roy Butler and the Cobar Water Board yesterday. Minister Jackson and Mr Butler met with the Cobar Water Board to discuss long-standing plans for a new […]
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