The Geandale Rural Fire Service Brigade is the latest local fire brigade to take delivery of a new fire fighting appliance, a Cat 7 fire tanker. The Geandale Brigade covers the area south of Cobar on the Kidman Way and south west along the Lerida Road. The appliance will be housed close to the Cobar Airport and will be a valuable asset during fire seasons. Pictured is David Snelson, captain of the Geandale Brigade, taking delivery of the truck on Friday
An excellent field of 60 bowlers turned out for the annual Cobar Bowling & Golf Club President’s Day on Sunday. The greens were in tip-top condition as was the spectacular lunch provided by Rhonda Hudson and her side kick Doug. A number of teams from Hillston and Bourke along with […]
Western Local Land Services staff are ramping up their collaring efforts on wild dogs and pigs as part of the Western Tracks project. The collaborative research project aims to improve the management of wild dogs and feral pigs. Private and public landholders, pest animal management and Landcare groups and gov-ernment […]
Regional Australia Bank has handed out $65,519.15 to the Cobar community from their Community Partnership Program (CPP) for the 2020/2021 financial year. Their members can choose a local community group that they would like to support, and Regional Australia Bank calculates the average annual balance in that account and matches […]
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