The future of Cobar’s historic Town Hall is expected to be the centre of discussion when Cobar Shire Council meets for its July Ordinary Meeting tomorrow. The Cobar Town Hall Feasibility Report will be presented to tomorrow’s Council meeting, with councillors set to consider the findings and determine the next […]
Just two weeks into her new role at the Lilliane Brady Village aged care home, new Facility Manager Pamela Nisbet is already talking about calling Cobar home long after her working days are over. “I’ll stay for the rest of my working life and maybe beyond,” Pamela told The Cobar […]
The Cobar Rugby Union Camels travelled to Bourke on Saturday to take on semi-final contenders, Bourke/Brewarrina (“Bourke”) Barbarians. The Camels travelled with 24 players but were aware of the blistering pace of the opposition, and that pace was the difference between the two teams. The final score 50-21 in Bourke’s […]
A visitor, Lynne Johnson, was in Cobar last week looking for the perfect place to commit a murder. Thankfully, the former copyright lawyer turned published author was only researching the setting for her next crime fiction novel, which she plans to base in Cobar. Lynne, who published her first novel, […]
Tim Eves (with the ball) charging into the Gilgandra Panthers defenders in Saturday’s Under 18s Youth League match at Tom Knight Memorial Oval. In a hard-fought match, the Roosters finished as 32-28 winners to take the competition points.
The Cobar Roosters Rugby League Club celebrated three wins on Saturday when they hosted Gilgandra for Round 12 of the Christie and Hood Castlereagh League competition at Tom Knight Memorial Oval. Cobar won First Grade, 60-0, (see Page 21 for game report), the Ladies League Tag match, 28-12 and, also […]
A NAIDOC Week event was held at the Cobar Youth and Community Centre on Friday and celebrated this year’s theme of “50 Years of Deadly”. NAIDOC Week events are held annually across Australia as an opportunity for all Australians to learn about the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and […]
Families came together for a special NAIDOC playgroup at Mt Grenfell last Tuesday hosted by Barnardos Australia. The event celebrated culture, connection and the strength of community on Country. The day began with an Acknowledgement of Country from Aunty Treen Ward, followed by a smoking ceremony from Uncle Rick Ohlsen […]
A group of like-minded, green-thumbed volunteers is hoping to grow much more than vegetables, with plans underway to expand the Community Garden at Cobar’s Youth and Community Centre into a thriving hub for gardeners of all ages. The project, the brainchild of local resident Lenny Fitton, aims to provide fresh […]
Some classy visiting shooters were among the field of 11 competitors for the Cobar Clay Target Club’s Beryl Jones Memorial Trophy shoot on Sunday, but it was a local that claimed the main prize. Front-marker, Aaron Wyllie finished with a score of 27/30 in the Beryl Jones 30 Target Handicap […]
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