A new $60,000 shade sail was installed last week at the Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool. Council’s director of finance and community services, Kym Miller said the shade is a bit larger than they originally planned (each of the four poles on the shade weigh over one tonne each) however with a history of high winds in the area which have previously caused damage to shade sails, Mr Miller said going big was a better option. The shade was installed by local contractor Cynend. Funding for the project was provided by the Australian Government’s Drought Communities Programme—Extension (Round 2) to support local infrastructure projects.
020621
Mechanical Workshop For Sale
040821
Divas take home the A Grade trophy
Two thrilling games worthy of grand fi-nals were played out for the end of the sen-ior netball competition on Saturday after-noon at Ward Oval. Divas prevailed to win the A Grade grand final in a comeback effort with a 39-30 victory over the JKM Dynamic Fitness team. After they missed […]
201021
CHS student wins Moorambilla song maker competition
Cobar High School Year 12 music stu-dent Thomas Bradley is undoubtedly tal-ented and he’s just recently added the title of “winning song maker” to his long list of achievements. The 17 year old was one of five winners of the Moorambilla Remix Competition which was announced recently at Moorambilla’s Virtual […]