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
Emma Hoy and Caroline Wallace returned to Cobar on Friday to host a listening party at the Cobar Bowling & Golf Club as part of their Outback Outloud project. The pair, who are directors of Signal Creative, visited Cobar at the end of March along with Walgett, Brewarrina and Bourke […]
With the start of school holidays this week the Cobar Caravan Park would normally be a thriving place however the COVID pandemic has taken its toll and the park has been very quiet. With the Victorian, Queensland and South Australian borders all closed and a month of lockdown, there hasn’t […]
Cobar’s win over Dunedoo on Saturday has given the Roosters the psychological edge in the run up to the finals of the Chris-tie & Hood Castlereagh Rugby League com-petition. While Cobar may have narrowly won the Round 13 Castlereagh match 26-20 on Satur-day at Tom Knight Memorial Oval, it didn’t […]
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