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Businessman speaks on local effects of tourism decline
Local businessman Geoff McGuinness used the public access forum at last week’s Ordinary Council Meeting to speak about his concerns (and that of other local business owners) on the decline of tourists stopping in Cobar. “The town is a laughing stock,” Mr McGuinness told council. “Bourke’s caravan parks are overflowing. […]
Male competitors dominate CATS’ first triathlon of the year
The Cobar Athletics & Triathlon Squad got in early this year to hold their first event of the season with their first triathlon run in relatively cool conditions on January 14. There were 10 competitors for the event which included six individuals and two teams. Individual competitor Anthony Wrigley and […]
RFS shed fix set to be a slow process
Cobar Shire Council is working with the Rural Fire Service (RFS) but has a slow process ahead to resolve the issues relating to the organisation’s new shed in Cobar. The matter was discussed last Thursday night’s council meeting when Cr Peter Yench called for an update and also for further […]