town is full. Cobar Shire Council has supplied this recent aerial photo of the Old Res.
▪ Photo contributed
Catchment tanks are full
town is full. Cobar Shire Council has supplied this recent aerial photo of the Old Res.
▪ Photo contributed
town is full. Cobar Shire Council has supplied this recent aerial photo of the Old Res.
▪ Photo contributed
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Claytons Cup 1971 and 1972 teams to reunite this weekend
Cobar Rugby League’s 1971 and 1972 First Grade teams, who are possibly the most successful teams in the club’s history, will reunite this weekend. According to Cobar author, John Collins, who wrote and compiled Cobar Rugby League Club’s history in The Crowing of the Roosters, “The 1971 grand final was […]
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Re-furbished centre is “pretty special”
The Cobar Youth and Community Centre was officially opened on Tuesday and it’s quickly looking like the refurbished ‘Youthie’ will be a popular place to hang out. The centre has been refurbished thanks to $2.1 million in joint funding from the NSW and Australian Governments. NSW Member of the Legislative […]
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Mount Drysdale now listed on State Heritage Register
The Billagoe (Mount Drysdale) Cultural Landscape has been listed on the NSW State Heritage Register, recognising its long and diverse history. The listing recognises Billagoe (Mount Drys-dale) as an important multi-layered cultural landscape illustrating the shared history of NSW and protects it for generations to come. Mount Drysdale’s owners, Shirley […]