The 2025 Cliffhanger Off Road Event, which features tough winch courses, long navigation stages and fast creek runs for 4×4 racing, was held at Mt Gap Station north of Cobar last week. The event has been running for more than 20 years and attracts competitors from around Australia to test their vehicles and their four wheel driving skills in some very unforgiving terrain. Pictured is one of the teams competing in a winch challenge up a steep, rocky hill.
See this week’s edition for a report on how the local 50seven Automotive team went this year!
The Cobar Dust Bowl Fuel Burners car and bike club held their annual general meeting last week with Mick Haines returned as president and Perry Stylianos took on the vice president’s role. Marie Lawrence was returned as secretary along with Bree Walsh as treasurer, Nina Haines as publicity officer and […]
Cobar Junior Rugby League has welcomed a few new faces to their committee, including Leighton Trudgett, who has taken on the president’s role, following their annual general meeting last week. Outgoing president Graeme Barton, who did not seek re-election, said he was pleased to see so many parents taking an […]
Mako’s called all the shots in their Round 5 Opens Touch match last week beating their opposition, Rusty Snails, 14-0. The last season’s A Grade runners-up, Mako’s, have plenty of pacey players in their side this season and they were in great form up against the Snails last week. Rhylee […]