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.
The Cobar Rural Fire Control Centre’s Operations Room has been dedicated to honour a former Noona Brigade member Neil Hudson. At 39, Ernest Neil Hudson paid the ultimate sacrifice when he lost his life on January 4, 1975 after he suffered severe burns fighting bush fires on December 19, 1974. […]
Cobar High School’s (CHS) Under 14s girls netball team wrote themselves into the school’s history books last week when they won the Ronnie Gibbs Netball Gala Day in Bourke last Wednesday. The team was outstanding, going through the entire day undefeated and claiming the grand final win with a 10–2 […]
The STORMCo team are back in town this week with the aim of serving the Cobar community. It’s the 27th year the staff and students from Avondale School in Cooranbong, NSW have been visiting Cobar to offer their service. Avondale School chaplain, Pastor Bethany Chapman said they love coming back […]
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