Four Cobar Public School students competed in the CWA Far Western Public Speaking Competition last week in Bourke. Tilly Doll and Myah Paul competed in the Year 3/4 category. Tilly received a Highly Commended award for her speech, ‘What’s in the Box’ and Myah entertained the judges with her humorous speech about ‘What my dog was thinking’. In the Year 5/6 division, Isobel Willard gave an informative speech about robots and Addison Cull was presented with an encouragement award for her speech about rain. ▪ Photo contributed
Four Cobar Public School students competed in the CWA Far Western Public Speaking Competition last week in Bourke. Tilly Doll and Myah Paul competed in the Year 3/4 category. Tilly received a Highly Commended award for her speech, ‘What’s in the Box’ and Myah entertained the judges with her humorous speech about ‘What my dog was thinking’. In the Year 5/6 division, Isobel Willard gave an informative speech about robots and Addison Cull was presented with an encouragement award for her speech about rain. ▪ Photo contributed
Well-known local businessman Michael Prince is one of two candidates who have nominated for the Cobar Shire Council byelection to be held on February 26. Michael is a straight-talker who believes “if you don’t get in and have a go, you shouldn’t sit back and criticize”. He said over the […]
The Cobar Camels Rugby Union Club concluded their 2022 season with presentations on Saturday night at Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval. Kody Martin was named as the Camels Best & Fairest Player of the season with Jayden Harvey their Best Forward and Lochlan Ford the Camels’ Best Back. Darius Naera was voted […]
Cobar Rugby League’s 1971 and 1972 First Grade teams, who are possibly the most successful teams in the club’s history, will reunite this weekend. According to Cobar author, John Collins, who wrote and compiled Cobar Rugby League Club’s history in The Crowing of the Roosters, “The 1971 grand final was […]
