Australia Day ambassador Paul Featherstone presented the Yabbies Veterans team of Bill Fugar, Bob Clark, Scott Toomey and John de Bruin with their Cobar Quids prizes as winners of the Yabbies Business House Handicapped Relay on Sunday. The team swam to within 0.47 seconds of their nominated time. The Maintenance Crew team (Greg Martin, Paul Swainston, Jarrod Marsden and Jason Toomey) were the runners up with 3.87 seconds off their nominated time.
Things we have learnt this week: Andorra is the 6th smallest country in Europe, a snail lives longer than a month so they can be used in a school project, a Great Wall of China model can be made out of Weet-Bix, shortbread cookies from Maritius taste delicious and mint […]
Cobar Clay Target Club’s Bryan Manns finished as the Open High Gun winner at the NSW Western Zone Clay Target carnival at Dubbo on Saturday. Manns hit 249 out of 250 targets to win the Inland Petroleum $500 cash prize. He was one of four Cobar club members to earn […]
Local resident Leonie McCosker delivered the traditional Welcome to Country speech as part of the 2025 Australia Day celebrations on Sunday. Leonie welcomed the crowd on behalf of the traditional custodians of the land, the Wongaibon people of the Ngiyampaa Nation. “Traditionally these are my ancestors’ lands,” Leonie said. She […]
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