Closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras have been installed around the town over the past week including this mobile, solar-powered camera at the Newey recreation area. The new cameras have been installed to protect a number of Council’s community assets including the Cobar Library, the Council Chambers/Drummond Park and the Council depot. The $350,000 project was funded under Phase One of the Australian Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure program.
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Cobar’s housing market continues to be buoyant
Cobar’s housing market continues to be buoyant with 11 houses sold in just over two hours by David Russell’s Nutrien Har-courts team last week. The former Endeavor Mine homes owned by Cobar Infrastructure, were offered for sale via two separate online auctions on Wednes-day and Friday. The highest clearance, $204,000 […]
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Probus club kicks up their heels
The Cobar Probus Club ladies kicked up their heels at their Christmas party last Wednesday at the Empire Hotel. Members enjoyed a delicious traditional Christmas luncheon and, in lieu of exchanging gifts this year, members elected to make a cash donation which was collected and delivered to the local Centacare […]
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A familiar face, Tony Chaplain, returns to Cobar Council
After a break of more than 13 years, a former Cobar Shire Councillor, Tony Chap-lain, is set to return to Council. Tony was one of 11 candidates who nominat-ed to run for Council at the upcoming Local Government elections. With 12 positions vacant and only 11 candi-dates, the election is […]