The Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool has new starting blocks delivered through the Community Building Partnership Program 2025, which supports community infrastructure projects that create positive social, environmental and recreational outcomes. Cobar Swimming Club’s swimmers were coached on how to use the new blocks before their weekly competition last Wednesday. The $36,000 project was jointly funded by the NSW Government in partnership with Cobar Shire Council. Council has also outlaid $31,000 for new solar pool covers.
The Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool has new starting blocks delivered through the Community Building Partnership Program 2025, which supports community infrastructure projects that create positive social, environmental and recreational outcomes. Cobar Swimming Club’s swimmers were coached on how to use the new blocks before their weekly competition last Wednesday. The $36,000 project was jointly funded by the NSW Government in partnership with Cobar Shire Council. Council has also outlaid $31,000 for new solar pool covers.
Consistency paid off for swimmer Anita Hodgkinson at the Mermaids senior women’s competition swim on Sunday night. Hodgkinson finished second in all three of the events contested to finish the night with 15 championship points. She ran second to Zoë Harland in the 30m handicapped Freestyle event with Harland finishing […]
The First Grade Roosters made short work of the visiting Narromine Jets in their Boronia Challenge Cup rugby league game at Tom Knight Memorial Oval on Saturday with the undefeated Roosters running in 12 tries as they completely dismantled the Jets to the tune of 60 points to nil. Jack […]
The Cobar Camels’ Western Plains Rugby Union match against the Warren Pumas on Saturday at Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval, may not have gone the Camels’ way on the scoreboard, but it was still a very entertaining game to watch. Their 64-0 defeat at the hands of the Pumas could not […]
