Former Cobar rugby league player, Madasan Taylor (above with the ball), has been selected as part of the Toowoomba Women’s Open Rugby League Allstars team. Madasan recently moved to Queensland for work and signed up to play with a team and was selected for the side during preseason training. They played their first game on Saturday winning 24-20 against an Indigenous representative team. It’s a welcome return to the footy field for Madasan who hasn’t played league since 2019 when she broke her collarbone playing with the Goannas Women’s Under 17s.
Former Cobar rugby league player, Madasan Taylor (above with the ball), has been selected as part of the Toowoomba Women’s Open Rugby League Allstars team. Madasan recently moved to Queensland for work and signed up to play with a team and was selected for the side during preseason training. They played their first game on Saturday winning 24-20 against an Indigenous representative team. It’s a welcome return to the footy field for Madasan who hasn’t played league since 2019 when she broke her collarbone playing with the Goannas Women’s Under 17s.
Kubby House Child Care Centre held a Family and Carers Breakfast last Thursday morning at the centre as an early Father’s Day celebration. Families and carers were invited to join their kids for breakfast and games. Pictured at the breakfast is the Evans family, Scott, Colt and Chloe. ▪ Photo […]
You may have noticed a new face around town this week with The Cobar Weekly wel-coming an intern journalist (and part time tourist), Holly McGuinness, to gain some media experience. Having grown up at Nowra/Jervis Bay on the south coast, Holly is currently studying journal-ism at the Macleay College in […]
A workshop to make earrings inspired by locally produced metals, copper and silver, was held on Saturday with the backing of the Country Arts Support Program (CASP). The workshop, headed up by Meike Griffiths who owns local business, the Audacious Design Co, showed the 10 participants how to work with […]
