The play equipment at the new adventure playground at Cobar’s Drummond Park is being installed at a rapid rate with the climbing net and the flying fox the first to go up, along with a wheelchair accessible merry-go-round/roundabout. As well as play equipment, four picnic tables have been installed, with a shade structure to be erected in the coming weeks. Cobar Shire Council’s parks and gardens supervisor Paul Sullivan said the playground should be completed by early April.
Cobar Shire Council has reported some very good and immediate results from work on the town water pipeline by specialist air scouring service Clearflow Australia. The contractor began work last Wednesday to systematically clear the town water pipeline of built-up sediment with the ultimate goal being to clear up Cobar’s dirty […]
With the onset of very hot weather Cobar Shire Council received an increase in complaints earlier this month from residents with discoloured water. A number of residents also took to social media to voice their dissatisfaction with the state of the town water supply. Council’s water and sewer manager Eric […]
Campers could soon be allowed to return to the Newey after councillors decided last week to immediately adopt a Plan of Management for the reserve. Councillors discussed a report on the management options for the Newey Reserve, prepared by Eco Logical Australia, at last week’s Ordinary Council Meeting. Council’s general […]