The Euabalong Rural Fire Service took delivery of a new Cat 1 fire truck last Friday. The modern new vehicle is fitted with a front water monitor and holds 4,500 litres of water. Pictured are members of the Euabalong brigade, David Gleeson, Bob Gleeson and Tim Smith who were pleased to receive the new vehicle in readiness for the fire season. ▪ Photo contributed
New TAFE learning centre progressing TAFE NSW is progressing on its delivery of Cobar’s new multi-million dollar Connected Learning Centre and multi-trades workshop, which will significantly expand local education and training opportunities. The concrete slab foundations for both the Connected Learning Centre and multi-trades workshop are now complete, with the […]
Staff from Fire and Rescue NSW Cobar Station 256 have been praised for their quick response to a call to help clean up a hazardous material spill on Sunday morning. On arrival at the Barrier Highway Truck Stop just west of Cobar at around 10am, crews found liquid leaking from […]
A new $60,000 shade sail was installed last week at the Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool. Council’s director of finance and community services, Kym Miller said the shade is a bit larger than they originally planned (each of the four poles on the shade weigh over one tonne each) however with […]
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