Cobar Public School (CPS) hosted the Nyngbar district schools swimming carnival last Thursday at the Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool. CPS had a squad of swimmers competing at the carnival (pictured above), with 14 Cobar swimmers making it through to the next level to compete at the Primary Schools Sports Association (PSSA) carnival in Dubbo next week. Nyngan Public School finished as the winners of the Nyngbar carnival. ▪ Photo contributed
Ngiyampaa woman, Che Dionysius (or Che Griffiths as she is locally known), has been appointed as the Cobar Local Aboriginal Land Council’s (Cobar LALC) new Chief Executive Officer. A proud traditional owner with a diverse skill set, Che has extensive experience working within the community. “I hope to bring the […]
Cobar Shire Council has recently released its 2024/2025 Annual Operational Plan (AOP) with Council expecting the year ahead will again be extremely busy with limited funds available. The AOP projects Council will receive approximately $61M in revenue (that includes grants and capital contributions) in the coming year. “The Council […]
Another local industry that will create an estimated 50 jobs and make good use of Invasive Native Scrub (INS) is expected to commence next year. Plans to establish Cobar’s BioHub were discussed at a public information session at the Cobar Bowling & Golf Club on Thursday. The BioHub facility will […]