Cobar Shire Council general manager Peter Vlatko, mayor Peter Abbott and projects manager Carly Hunter with museum refurbishment architect Ashley Dunn (from Dunn and Hillam Architects) were proud to show off their National Trust (NSW) Heritage Awards they recently won for the museum upgrade project. Dunn and Hillam’s work on The Great Cobar Museum project has also been shortlisted in the Heritage Architecture category of the 2022 NSW Architecture Awards. ▪ Photo contributed
Ted King, a former Cobar resident who was a local consultant on some of the stunts shot in Cobar for the Running On Empty movie, was back on the weekend for ROEF2022, which celebrated the 40th anniversary of the movie’s release. Ted, who was the local Ford dealer at the […]
The community of Nymagee marked Anzac Day on Monday with a dawn service organised by the Nymagee Progress Association and it was attended by approximately 60 people. The Anzac Day march commenced at the Nymagee Police Station and was led by Ken Dunne in his 1912 Overland Vintage car. Michael […]
Cobar Shire Councillors will tomorrow discuss a recommendation from the Local Traffic Committee to consider preparing a report to look at changing the current rear to kerb parking to nose in parking along Marshall Street. There’s pros and cons to both parking methods with advocates of reverse angle parking believing […]
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