Aurelia Metals employees Daniel Kim and Laura Barnes at Thursday night’s NSW Minerals Council Industry & Suppliers Awards Dinner at Parliament House in Sydney. The pair were finalists in the Young Achiever category which was won by Glencore employee, Tristah Allen from the United Wambo Joint venture. The dinner was attended by over 250 people from the mining industry, the community and more than 20 MPs from across the Parliament, including Premier Dom Perrottet, Deputy Premier Paul Toole and Shadow Minister for Natural Resources Courtney Houssos. ▪ Photo contributed
The Cobar Camels had been hoping for a better outcome of their Round 8 Western Plains Rugby Union match up against Nyn-gan on Saturday. The match was played in front of a good home crowd at Ailsa Fitz-simmons Memorial Oval. Coming off a good win last week over Bourke/Bre, the […]
The Country Women’s Association (CWA) Cobar branch has recently wel-comed two new Junior members, Ellie and Lexie Traynor. The sisters are the first Junior members the branch has had since 1959. At the branch’s March meeting, Ellie and Lexie were given the honour of making a special presentation to two […]
CWA Cobar Branch president Colleen Boucher attended the CWA’s State Conference last week at Royal Randwick in Sydney which celebrated 100 years of CWA. Among the guest speakers at the conference were former pro surfer Lane Beachley and Shane Fitzsimmons, the Commissioner of Resilience NSW and Deputy Secretary Emergency Management. […]