Young detectives in the making, Keelan Atuau, Henry and Clare Thompson, Lenny
Hill, Kasalia and Aisea Fakahua attended last Thursday’s Little Wings puppet show at
the Cobar Bowling and Golf Club and helped puppeteer Jenny Ellis to solve the mystery
of the missing blue items. The interactive free show was well received by the 170
children and adults in attendance. Jenny also visited the Cobar Preschool to help children
to make their own puppets. Shows and puppet making workshops were also held
in Bourke and Nyngan last week with the Little Wings western area tour
funded by the NSW Government’s Restart Program and delivered by Outback Arts.
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Waltraud weaves her way around country on a wellness tour
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Hatmobile returns to Cobar to inspire local women
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Local Kylie Harvey heads up Outback Arts board for 2017
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