Polymetals Resources Ltd, the new owners of the Endeavor Mine, last week released their Mine Restart Study (MRS) with Polymetals’ executive chairman Dave Sproule saying they are “laser focused on recommencement of mining”. Mr Sproule said the extensive MRS document demonstrates strong technical and robust financial returns which point […]
The Cobar Arts Council had a fantastic response from local artists with 170 entries for this year’s Art, Craft and Photography competition and exhibition which included 13 new first time entrants. The winners of each category were announced at the exhibition’s Official Opening on Thursday night at the Cobar Railway […]
Cobar Memorial Services Club members have voted unanimously to investigate the possibility of amalgamating the club with a ‘parent’ club. That was the consensus of the members at the Services Club’s annual general meeting on Saturday. In the absence of the board’s president, Jarrod Barraclough (who was an apology for […]
After five years in the role, Colleen Boucher has stepped down as the president of the Cobar Branch of the Country Women’s Association (CWA). Members were reluctant to see her relinquish the role at the groups’ annual general meeting on Sunday. Mrs Boucher was however only following a mandate from […]
Cobar residents were saddened to hear of the passing of former Cobar Mayor, Peter Abbott, who passed away at his home on Friday night, aged 77. Cr Peter Abbott was elected as Mayor of Cobar Shire Council in February 2021, following the death of Mayor Lilliane Brady. Cr Abbott joined […]
Members of the Cobar Liquor Accord are concerned with the rise in incidents of bad behaviour in local licensed venues. The matter was discussed when the Accord met last Tuesday. Cobar Liquor Accord chair Linda Carter (secretary/manager of the Cobar Services Club) said they’ve […]
Is amalgamation with another club the best way forward for the flailing Cobar Services Club? That’s the question that will be put to members at the club’s annual general meeting […]
▪ After more than 30 years of being known as ‘The Pink Ladies’, the fundraising arm of the Lilliane Brady Village (LBV) retirement home is considering a name change. The LBV Pink Ladies Committee was first established in 1991 and provides ongoing funding to assist with purchasing […]
The number one thing that Susie Loughran likes doing is helping people and she’s now back in the right place where she’ll be able to do that six […]
Local historian Kay Stingemore (at far right) joined the Sydney Symphony Orchestra (SSO) Fellows for a special storytellingperformance about our lost miners at the Cobar Miners Memorial on Friday afternoon. The Fellows worked with Cobar High School students and music teacher Laura Andrew earlier that day to create the music […]
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