The Camel muster (pictured above apart from Tony Jacklin) for their Western Plains Rugby Union Round 10 game at Gulargambone on Saturday. Once again they were “light on” for players. Tyson Brilley, Kevin ‘Rusty’ Mitchell and Peter Payne were not passed fit to have a run. Lachie Mitchell’s soccer playing cousin, Ollie Wilson, put on the boots to give them 12 able bodied men for the game, which was once again another heroic display by the Camels. The match finished with a 37-26 win for the hosts but Cobar were very much in the match until the final minute when Gular scored a late try. The Camels’ Best & Fairest three points went to Lachie Mitchell, two points were shared by Jayden Harvey and Mitch Dunne and one point went to Darius Naera. ▪ Photo contributed
The Camel muster (pictured above apart from Tony Jacklin) for their Western Plains Rugby Union Round 10 game at Gulargambone on Saturday. Once again they were “light on” for players. Tyson Brilley, Kevin ‘Rusty’ Mitchell and Peter Payne were not passed fit to have a run. Lachie Mitchell’s soccer playing cousin, Ollie Wilson, put on the boots to give them 12 able bodied men for the game, which was once again another heroic display by the Camels. The match finished with a 37-26 win for the hosts but Cobar were very much in the match until the final minute when Gular scored a late try. The Camels’ Best & Fairest three points went to Lachie Mitchell, two points were shared by Jayden Harvey and Mitch Dunne and one point went to Darius Naera. ▪ Photo contributed
Aurelia Metals is bringing a fresh perspective to an historic mining region with one of the state’s most successful exploration programs uncovering a new mine that could provide up to 250 regional jobs and a significant economic injection. The Federation deposit near Nymagee’s Hera Mine was discovered in April 2019 […]
Aeris Resources’ Tritton Mine near Hermidale is one of four projects in the Cobar region to benefit from the NSW Government’s $1.8 million investment in major global suppliers and processors of critical minerals and high-tech metals. Deputy Premier and Minister responsible for Resources Paul Toole visited the mine on Saturday […]
Cobar Shire Council copped a lot of criti-cism last week after a number of trees, in-cluding our ancient Morton Bay Fig trees in the CBD, were given a trim and others were cut down. A number of disgruntled residents took to social media to express their displeasure at what they […]
