Cobar Shire Council general manager Peter Vlatko congratulated the newly elected executive of the Cobar Youth Council, Joey Neale (communications officer), Todd Polack (secretary), Amara Bottom (president), Maddie Chaplain (treasurer) and Ashley Cousins (vice president) following their meeting last Thursday. Councils in NSW promote, provide and plan for the needs of children and young people through both direct services and infrastructure. Youth councils allow young people to become leaders in their community and gives them an opportunity to be involved in Council’s policy and decision making process in areas of the community that directly affect them.
Cobar Shire Council general manager Peter Vlatko congratulated the newly elected executive of the Cobar Youth Council, Joey Neale (communications officer), Todd Polack (secretary), Amara Bottom (president), Maddie Chaplain (treasurer) and Ashley Cousins (vice president) following their meeting last Thursday. Councils in NSW promote, provide and plan for the needs of children and young people through both direct services and infrastructure. Youth councils allow young people to become leaders in their community and gives them an opportunity to be involved in Council’s policy and decision making process in areas of the community that directly affect them.
Cobar Public School’s Year 6 Class of 2021 celebrated their final year of primary schooling with a formal function at the Cobar Bowling & Golf Club last Tuesday night
New TAFE learning centre progressing TAFE NSW is progressing on its delivery of Cobar’s new multi-million dollar Connected Learning Centre and multi-trades workshop, which will significantly expand local education and training opportunities. The concrete slab foundations for both the Connected Learning Centre and multi-trades workshop are now complete, with the […]
