Great Cobar Museum staff (including Alice Potter pictured above) have been impressed with the progress of the Coach House and Underground Mine Experience Project. With the slab poured and structural steel in place, in-ground services are now underway, and roofing and wall cladding installation has commenced. Behind the scenes, the presentation for the Underground Mine Experience has been finalised, and museum staff are now finalising the exhibition items.
The Cobar Roosters Under 16s came away with a great 32-16 win over their Wellington counterparts in Round 7 of the Dubbo & District Junior Rugby League competition at Tom Knight Memorial Oval on Saturday. Jackson Muldoon crossed for three tries, Eli Martin scored a double and Will Oborn also […]
Dear editor, Your Page 6 story in last week’s edition August 6, Iona was added to the government’s National Park network, was a nice story. Whilst I am very grateful about the purchase, however, I was a little disappointed when I read NSW Minister for Environment Penny Sharpe’s final comments […]
The ever improving Claudine Griffiths finished as the handicapped winner of the Cobar Athletics & Triathlon Squad’s (CATS’) December triathlon event at the Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool on Sunday morning. Claudine posted a personal best time of 44 minutes, 25 seconds for the Short Course, which was a 300m swim, […]
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