Christmas 2021 was a little bit brighter for the Cobar Brennan Centre residents who received a special treat from Peak Gold Mines on Christmas Eve. Peak’s general manager Craig Thomas said every Christmas Aurelia Metals delivers special Christmas lunch packs to their dedicated employees who are rostered on Christmas Day. “Our wonderful HR and Administration Officer, Susie Loughran is assigned the task of ensuring traditional treats are on the menu. This year she decided to order additional Christmas lunch packs for the 18 residents of the Bill Brennan Centre too,” he said. “We were delighted to take these down to the Centre on Christmas Eve together with a small gift from everyone at Aurelia Metals’ Peak Mine.” Pictured are Brennan Centre committee member Colleen Boucher, resident Phyllis Budd and Peak Gold Mine representative Laura Barnes.
Christmas 2021 was a little bit brighter for the Cobar Brennan Centre residents who received a special treat from Peak Gold Mines on Christmas Eve. Peak’s general manager Craig Thomas said every Christmas Aurelia Metals delivers special Christmas lunch packs to their dedicated employees who are rostered on Christmas Day. “Our wonderful HR and Administration Officer, Susie Loughran is assigned the task of ensuring traditional treats are on the menu. This year she decided to order additional Christmas lunch packs for the 18 residents of the Bill Brennan Centre too,” he said. “We were delighted to take these down to the Centre on Christmas Eve together with a small gift from everyone at Aurelia Metals’ Peak Mine.” Pictured are Brennan Centre committee member Colleen Boucher, resident Phyllis Budd and Peak Gold Mine representative Laura Barnes.
There’s not too many teens who have two years business experience behind them by the time they are 14, but Cobar has one very clever local girl that does. Indy Negfeldt’s remarkable achievements with her Cathead Country brand clothing and accessories have been recognised by the Australian Women’s Small Business […]
Cobar Shire Councillors will tomorrow discuss a recommendation from the Local Traffic Committee to consider preparing a report to look at changing the current rear to kerb parking to nose in parking along Marshall Street. There’s pros and cons to both parking methods with advocates of reverse angle parking believing […]
An official opening of Murdi Paaki’s new administration offices in Bathurst Street (at the former TAFE site) was held last Wednesday. Chairperson of the Cobar Community Working Party Elaine Ohlsen delivered the Welcome to Country to receive the represent-atives of the 16 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities from across […]
