Ross Morris, Nick Short, Matt Harland and Peter Hosie were among the group of eight competitors at the Cobar Clay Target Club on Sunday for the club’s first monthly shoot of the year. Competitors shot three events: a 20 Target Double Barrel (with three shooters, Harland, Hosie and Victor Papierniak, scoring 19/20); a 25 Target Single Barrel (with Hosie’s score of 24/25 the best of the day) while Harland won the third event, a 30 Target Handicap, with a score of 26/30. A number of shooters had backed up from competing at a shoot in Warren on Saturday.
Ross Morris, Nick Short, Matt Harland and Peter Hosie were among the group of eight competitors at the Cobar Clay Target Club on Sunday for the club’s first monthly shoot of the year. Competitors shot three events: a 20 Target Double Barrel (with three shooters, Harland, Hosie and Victor Papierniak, scoring 19/20); a 25 Target Single Barrel (with Hosie’s score of 24/25 the best of the day) while Harland won the third event, a 30 Target Handicap, with a score of 26/30. A number of shooters had backed up from competing at a shoot in Warren on Saturday.
During his presentation to the Western Division Councils of NSW 2022 Mid Term Conference in Cobar on Monday, State Member for Barwon Roy Butler announced the approval of a $65 million mining pro-ject for Peak Gold Mines. Mr Butler said Minister for Planning Antho-ny Roberts has given the approval for […]
The Commonwealth Bank Cobar branch employees have donated $500 to Rural Outback Animal Rescue/Respite (ROAR) as part of the bank’s nationwide communi-ty donation program. As part of the program, the bank has pledged to donate $400,000 nationally, to recognise those organisations that make a difference to the communities in which […]
Parkrun will continue in Cobar after the event was cancelled earlier this month due to a lack of volunteers willing to take on official roles. Cobar’s Parkrun event is part of a global community movement that encourages people to get out and get active and walk or run 5km each […]
