There’s been plenty of first time experiences for Paris Capell in the past year—including getting a job with Local Land Services in Cobar, joining the Cobar women’s rugby team, scoring a Global Voices Fellowship and planning a trip to Rome. Apart from the rugby, one thing has led to the […]
Fire & Rescue NSW firefighters have had a busy weekend with two call outs to attend fires. Police, the Rural Fire Service (RFS), State Emergency Services (SES) and Fire & Rescue NSW attended a truck fire around 7pm on Saturday approximately 20km south of Cobar on the Kidman Way. […]
Cobar’s Iron Ring committee chair, John Collins has been sorting through 500-odd engraved pavers and putting together the donated pavers into family groups in preparation for their laying under the Iron Ring memorial sculpture on the eastern entrance to Cobar.
The STORMCo team are back in town this week with the aim of serving the Cobar community. It’s the 27th year the staff and students from Avondale School in Cooranbong, NSW have been visiting Cobar to offer their service. Avondale School chaplain, Pastor Bethany Chapman said they love coming back […]
The Sydney Youth Orchestras (SYO) gave three performances in Cobar on Monday with school children, Cobar High’s Taiko drummers and Cobar’s Pop Up Choir getting the opportunity to perform with them. SYO are visiting seven Western NSW outback towns as part of their ambitious Big Sky Tour, which brought 65 […]
Peak Gold Mines staff had a double celebration yesterday to mark the 21st anniversary of the New Cobar Decline and the commencement of the Aurelia Metals’ operations at Great Cobar. The joint occasion was marked with a morning tea at the Great Cobar Museum, which was the former Great Cobar […]
The Great Western Gallery has recently undergone a retail revamp with the help of funding from Aurelia Metals and hard work by local gallery volunteers. Volunteer Collen Flynn, who helped with the revamp, said some water damage and the age of the premises meant that some renovations were needed. Colleen […]
Things we have learnt this week: Andorra is the 6th smallest country in Europe, a snail lives longer than a month so they can be used in a school project, a Great Wall of China model can be made out of Weet-Bix, shortbread cookies from Maritius taste delicious and mint […]
Plans to secure Cobar’s water supply into the future were discussed when the NSW Water Minister, Rose Jackson, met with State Member for Barwon, Roy Butler and the Cobar Water Board yesterday. Minister Jackson and Mr Butler met with the Cobar Water Board to discuss long-standing plans for a new […]
Polymetals Resources Ltd announced yesterday that saleable silver-lead and zinc concentrates are being produced to plan at its Endeavor mine. Polymetals Executive Chairman Dave Sproule said they were delighted with the completion of the Endeavor mill refurbishment. “Milling operations are settling down well and we are addressing various maintenance issues […]
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