Regional Australia Bank has handed out $65,519.15 to the Cobar community from their Community Partnership Program (CPP) for the 2020/2021 financial year. Their members can choose a local community group that they would like to support, and Regional Australia Bank calculates the average annual balance in that account and matches that with a donation of one per cent to their chosen group at the end of the financial year. Among this year’s recipients were: Cobar Junior Rugby League ($8,757.29); Cobar Preschool ($3,300), Cobar Auto Club ($3,545), the Mayoral Chest ($1,238) and the PP’s charity group ($1,661.) Pictured are staff Hayley Walker and Ashleigh Martin with the “big cheque”.
Regional Australia Bank has handed out $65,519.15 to the Cobar community from their Community Partnership Program (CPP) for the 2020/2021 financial year. Their members can choose a local community group that they would like to support, and Regional Australia Bank calculates the average annual balance in that account and matches that with a donation of one per cent to their chosen group at the end of the financial year. Among this year’s recipients were: Cobar Junior Rugby League ($8,757.29); Cobar Preschool ($3,300), Cobar Auto Club ($3,545), the Mayoral Chest ($1,238) and the PP’s charity group ($1,661.) Pictured are staff Hayley Walker and Ashleigh Martin with the “big cheque”.
The scoreboard at Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval may have read 47-10 in Nyngan’s favour at the end of the match on Saturday, however the Cobar supporters would still be encouraged by the Camels performance up against a very good side. Saturday’s Western Plains Rugby Round 2 match had the Cobar […]
Questions, concerns and some false ru-mours were addressed at Cobar Shire Council’s Ward Oval Masterplan communi-ty consultation sessions last week. The first session on Thursday night attracted a group of 22 Ward Oval users, which included six members of the Cobar Show Society along with representatives from the Cobar Netball […]
Cobar Shire Council has teamed up with Compliance Officers from Regional Ranger Services to assist Council with tackling a range of compliance and enforcement issues. Michael Ryan and Adele Lindley will be primarily responsible for ensuring the amenity of the Cobar Shire is maintained by identifying and rectifying issues relating […]
