There was no change to Cobar Shire Council’s leadership team at the Mayoral elections last week with Cr Peter Abbott returned as Mayor and Cr Jarrod Marsden as Deputy Mayor. Both were re-elected uncontested to their positions at Thursday’s Ordinary Council Meeting. The pair will continue to lead Council until the Local Government elections in December. While Cr Marsden has already made a commitment to stand for another three year term, Cr Abbott is still however unsure if he will stand again due to health reasons.
There was no change to Cobar Shire Council’s leadership team at the Mayoral elections last week with Cr Peter Abbott returned as Mayor and Cr Jarrod Marsden as Deputy Mayor. Both were re-elected uncontested to their positions at Thursday’s Ordinary Council Meeting. The pair will continue to lead Council until the Local Government elections in December. While Cr Marsden has already made a commitment to stand for another three year term, Cr Abbott is still however unsure if he will stand again due to health reasons.
When Joel Crawford first became a stu-dent at TAFE NSW, little did he know that within a decade he would be using the skills he learnt there to teach the automo-tive workers of the future. The 31-year-old is both a light vehicle me-chanic and an auto electrician, having achieved Certificate […]
Cr Peter Abbott has officially stepped up into the role of mayor of Cobar Shire Council after he was duly elected to the top job last Thursday. Following the recent passing of Mayor Lilliane Brady OAM, Council was required to elect a new mayor and deputy mayor at their February […]
The old grand stand at Ward Oval is set to be demolished as part of a proposed new Masterplan for the Ward Oval sporting complex. The new Masterplan, which has been re-leased to the community this week for feed-back and comments, aims to guide Cobar Shire Council in future developments […]
