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IT FINALLY RAINED!
With the chance of just 1-5mm of rain initially forecast for Easter Monday, it was definitely a nice surprise for many locals to see just over 50mm recorded in town. The rain was widespread with a number of properties around the Cobar Shire recording good falls, including Vanessa and Dudley […]
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Manns opens the weekend with a win
The Easter weekend of the men’s golf competition kicked off with a Stableford game on Friday. Steve Manns finished as the winner ahead of Greg Clark with Max Phillips third and Bian Smith was back in 4th place. Nearest the Pin prizes were won on the 3rd hole by Peter […]
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GALLERY: Grey Mardi Gras
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Good showing
The Cobar Roosters made a good showing at Dunedoo on Saturday when they took on the Swans in Round 2 of the 2019 Christie and Hood Castlereagh League competition. It was a tight contest at Robertson Oval with the home side eventually winning the match 22-14, with Dundedoo’s haves Blake […]
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Clay Target Club’s monthly shoot well patronised
The Cobar Clay Target’s April monthly club shoot was well patronised on Sunday by 11 shooters who participated in a four event program. A sunny day with no wind created the perfect conditions for some good shooting. An enjoyable afternoon was had which included afternoon tea for shooters and guests. […]
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Volunteers make a difference for drought-stricken farmers
A group of 24 volunteers from Sydney made up of pilots, engineers, flight attendants, sign writers and business people just wanting to make a difference, helped out the Nymagee and Mount Hope district last week. Last week’s visit was organised by Connecting Communities Australia (CCA) to help a rural community […]
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Peak prosecution proceeds in court
Two years after the death of a worker at the Peak Gold Mine, the NSW Resources Regulator has begun prosecution proceedings in the District Court against the mine. The Regulator will allege Mark Brilley, a local contract worker, died at the mine after working in hot and inadequately ventilated conditions […]