Former professional rugby league and rugby union footballer Clinton Toopi (who now
coordinates the National Rugby League’s State of Mind workshops), retired
rugby league great and State of Mind Advocate, Joel Thompson (who was born in
Ivanhoe, NSW), along with NSW Police Force Youth Engagement Officer Senior
Constable Therese Carroll, were in Cobar yesterday to conduct NRL State of Mind
clinics at St John’s School (pictured above), Cobar High School and with the Cobar
Roosters club’s three teams. The NRL’s State of Mind community program aims to
start conversations about mental health.
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CWA’s newest members recognise longest serving members
The Country Women’s Association (CWA) Cobar branch has recently wel-comed two new Junior members, Ellie and Lexie Traynor. The sisters are the first Junior members the branch has had since 1959. At the branch’s March meeting, Ellie and Lexie were given the honour of making a special presentation to two […]
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Holiday craft fun
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Happy with Knee Slapper
Co-owners of Knee Slapper, Colin ‘Butch’ Eves and Wayne ‘Wap’ Prisk (who also trains him) were pretty happy with the big seven year old gelding’s performance in the Allan Wells Memorial Cobar Picnic Cup feature race on Saturday where he finished third. Despite not having a run for the past […]