Great Cobar Museum staff (including Alice Potter pictured above) have been impressed with the progress of the Coach House and Underground Mine Experience Project. With the slab poured and structural steel in place, in-ground services are now underway, and roofing and wall cladding installation has commenced. Behind the scenes, the presentation for the Underground Mine Experience has been finalised, and museum staff are now finalising the exhibition items.
Local resident, Genie McMullen, has been appointed as the new Facility Manager of the Lilliane Brady Village (LBV) retirement home. Genie began nursing more than 30 years ago and for the past 18 years has lived and worked in Cobar. She began working at the LBV as a consultant in […]
The Pub Route, a soon to be released tourism brochure, invites travellers to take a pub crawl to explore some of the west’s most iconic pubs. The booklet is an initiative of the Far North West Joint Organisation (FNWJO) and covers the shires of Cobar, Bourke and Walgett. The […]
The Cobar Yabbies tied with Forbes for the 2025 Four Ways Swim trophy after both clubs finished on equal points. Gosford hosted the Four Ways Swimming Carnival on the weekend with the Cobar and Forbes teams, along with a contingent from Nelson Bay, competing at the annual carnival. Cobar Senior […]
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