CSA Mine has announced the return of its Pathways 2 Mining Program for 2026, continuing its partnership with Cobar High School to introduce students to career opportunities in the mining industry. CSA will run two programs this year, due to the number of interested students. This year’s first group includes […]
The Cobar Bowling & Golf Club is once again hosting an Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea event to raise funds for the Cancer Council to assist research, prevention and patient support services. The club’s secretary/manager, Jason Howell, said their fundraising has already begun. “This year we’ve already been given a sizeable […]
Australia’s deepest and most technically Australia’s deepest and technically advanced diamond drilling program is planned for the CSA Mine. ▪ File photo Cobar Shire Councillors have supported the construction of a temporary exploration camp to ensure a $50-60 million project at the CSA Mine will go ahead. In a report […]
A pile of rubbish found dumped in the skate park bowl at the Cobar Youth & Community Centre on Friday morning is becoming an all too common occurrence. Cobar Shire Council general manager, Peter Vlatko, said it was disappointing to see Council spaces, like the skate park, which are maintained […]
Every two minutes, someone needs the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) with 36,951 Australians flown each year by their expert aeromedical teams for medical treatment. Since 1928, the Royal Flying Doctor Service has been there for those living, working and traveling across Australia. Whether it’s a life-threatening injury, a hospital […]
Cobar Shire Councillor Lillian Simpson was re-elected to the 2026 Outback Arts board at the group’s recent annual general meeting. Outback Arts welcomed several new board members alongside the reappointment of existing members, to strengthen its leadership and ongoing commitment to the regional arts sector. The newly appointed members bring […]
Drummond Park was busy on Friday with people young and old enjoying themselves at Cobar’s GROW (Guiding Rural and Outback Wellbeing) Day. GROW Day, run by the Royal Flying Doctors Service (RFDS), takes place in many rural, regional and remote communities across NSW and aims to offer information about local […]
Polymetals Resources released their March 2026 quarterly report yesterday with Executive Chairman Dave Sproule reporting the Endeavor Mine operation had marked a turning point. Mr Sproule said during the past quarter, Polymetals’ operational focus at Endeavor was on safely ramping up mining and processing performance while transitioning into higher-value ore […]
On behalf of the Cobar Buffaloe Lodge, Terry and Bev Clyde presented a donation of $2,000 to Cobar Hospital Auxiliary president Sharon Harland on Monday. The Buffaloes have been raising money for the community for almost 16 years selling tickets in chook raffles at the Services Club on Saturday afternoons. […]
The Clarence Valley Orchestra (CVO) performed in Cobar last week along with concerts in Narrabri, Broken Hill and Lightning Ridge as part of their Outback Pops tour. The Cobar event was hosted by Cobar Arts Council and the Cobar District Concert Band (who provided the warm up music). Cobar Arts Council president, Lillian […]
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