Plans for the expansion of the Copper City Motel have stalled for the past six months however motel owner Scott Smith is hoping work will commence within the next week. Mr Smith said the delay was pretty much his own fault as he’d underestimated the scale of work involved in […]
After graduating Year 6 at St John’s School in 2003, it’s come as a bit of a surprise to Jada Parisi that she’s back there 15 years later working as a teacher. Teaching wasn’t the profession Jada chose to pursue after finishing her HSC. She started out studying and working […]
Nymagee continued on their winning way beating Empire on Saturday in the senior cricket 40 Overs competition. Batting first, Nymagee made 5/173 from their 40 overs. Every batsman made a start but were unable to go on and post a big score as Empire’s bowlers bowled a tight line throughout […]
Mayors, councillors and general managers from the Orana Regional Organisation of Councils (OROC) met in Cobar on Thursday to learn more about the NSW Government’s Joint Organisations (JOs) model. The NSW Government last year introduced legislation to allow councils to create a JO network to help drive better planning, economic […]
More than 1,200 customers in Cobar and surrounding rural areas were without power on Saturday night after a motor vehicle hit a power pole in Kurrajong Circle bringing down the pole and power lines. According to the police report, a 32 year old Cobar man lost control of his vehicle […]
Paralympic Track and Field coach and former Cobar resident, Brett Robinson, was given the honour last week of taking part in the Commonwealth Games Queen’s Baton Relay when it passed through Dubbo. Brett, who is still a regular visitor to his home town, was nominated for the honour and was […]
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