Royce Hardman and his dog Trigger are currently travelling from South Australia to Cairns raising awareness of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) along the way. Royce developed PTSD after serving with the Australia Army in Afghanistan in 2009. Since developing the disorder, Royce has openly spoken about his struggles with alcoholism, […]
Students and staff of St John’s School will long be reminded of one of their favourite teachers with a lunch table at the school recently dedicated to the memory of Jan Harrison. Mrs Harrison, a teacher at the school, died suddenly in October last year with her death coming as […]
Creative inspiration gained from a recent artistic and cultural immersion workshop at Mt Grenfell will form part of this year’s Moorambilla Voices 2016 program. Following on from the incredible success of the Wide Open Sky national documentary release in cinemas in March, Moorambilla’s Artistic Director Michelle Leonard has turned her focus […]
The Batyr Rural Outreach Program has very quickly proven to be an outstanding success in providing mental health support in Cobar. It was started in Cobar as a pilot program two years ago and has worked at creating an environment where talking about mental health is encouraged and supported. Batyr’s […]
Some exciting new plans are underway for this year’s Festival of the Miner’s Ghost in October. At a public meeting last Thursday night at the Cobar Bowling & Golf Club, Cobar Shire Council’s tourism officer John Martin said council had been in negotiation talks to bring the Moorambilla Maxed Out […]
It’s 50 years ago this week that Cobar High School first opened its gates to students. Built in 1966, the multi-million dollar facility had a sporting oval and spacious grounds and could accommodate 500 students when they first commenced their studies on May 9. According to the school’s history, as […]
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