TAFE NSW Cobar recently held its first welding taster courses and they proved it be a hit with the local community. Demand for the free Statement of Attainment in Introduction to Welding surprised everyone, with courses filling to capacity just days after they were announced. TAFE NSW Cobar has already […]
One of the largest ever wild dog baiting programs in the Western Division which covered an area of 10,709,334 hectares is expected to leave wild dogs with nowhere left to hide. Western Local Land Services (WLLS), and landholders who are members in 22 pest management and Western Landcare groups took […]
Countrywide Cranes, a long established local business, has recently changed hands with Alister Ewan adding the business’ as-sets to his own Cobar Cranes operation. Countrywide Cranes proprietor Gary Grey came to Cobar as a young boy in 1964 where he went on to complete his schooling and then a Fitter […]
Landholders in Far West NSW opposed to the NSW State Government’s proposal to survey for natural gas in their area are breathing a sigh of relief after the Government announced last Wednesday that the proposal won’t be going ahead. The NSW Government’s Future of Gas Statement, released last week by […]
Cobar High School Student Representative Council (SRC) recently purchased some marquees and a barbecue to help with their fundraising activities for the school. The items were purchased with a donation from Peak Gold Mines. The SRC tested them out at the Athletics Carnival last term and report they worked a […]
Ladies Day at the Cobar Camels Rugby Club is an annual tradition when the club spoils its ladies (a number of whom volunteer their time as committee members, and canteen and bar workers on game days) along with player’s partners and the club’s female sponsors. It’s also a day for […]
There’s no better way to watch a game of rugby than with a glass of champagne in hand (or perhaps a beer in a stubby holder), and at the Cobar Rugby Club’s annual Ladies Day that’s the practice. Pictured are Liv Deighton, Georgia Paul and Riley O’Leary who went along […]
The cricket nets at the Cobar High School (CHS) have undergone a refurbishment during the school holidays. CHS principal Shane Carter said he was pleased to see the school’s cricket pitch, which is also available for community use, undergoing resurfacing. He said the pitch was worn and in places had […]
A substantial water leak in bushland on the northern edge of town is expected to be resolved soon as part of Cobar Shire Council’s plans to upgrade water storages. Council has been aware of the leak for some time, which is located near the Sound Chapel to the north of […]
Copyright © 2026 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes