Stage 2 of Cobar’s War Memorial in Drummond Park was unveiled on Saturday afternoon as part of this year’s Running On Empty Festival celebrations. The festival has helped to fund the next stage which lists the names of locals who have served in Modern Conflicts. Pictured are festival organiser John de Bruin with Modern Conflicts veterans Mark Cohen and Rob Josephson, RSL Sub Branch president Gordon Hill and project researcher Kay Stingemore.
Best selling Australian author, Peter Watt, will be visiting the Cobar Library later this month for an author talk. Peter Watt has been referred to the “home grown version of Wilbur Smith” with his big canvas Australian historical books considered to be a significant part of Australian literature. He has […]
Essential Energy’s mature-age apprentice, Daniel Stephens has been named as Apprentice of the Year at the recent vocational education and training (VET) 2025 Western NSW Regional Training Awards. The awards celebrate the success of local VET learners and teachers who have made outstanding contributions to their workplaces and industries. Taking […]
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