Interest has been high for local author John Collin’s latest book, The Land Between the Rivers—The Cobar Never Never, which tells the stories of Cobar’s settlers, shearers and shearing sheds. John officially launched his 4th book on Friday night at the Cobar Bowling & Golf Club with a crowd of 40 keen locals in attendance. John is pictured at centre with Joe Bourke, Chris Lumber, Mark Johnson and Kevin ‘Rusty’ Mitchell who all contributed to his extensive research for the book.
Interest has been high for local author John Collin’s latest book, The Land Between the Rivers—The Cobar Never Never, which tells the stories of Cobar’s settlers, shearers and shearing sheds. John officially launched his 4th book on Friday night at the Cobar Bowling & Golf Club with a crowd of 40 keen locals in attendance. John is pictured at centre with Joe Bourke, Chris Lumber, Mark Johnson and Kevin ‘Rusty’ Mitchell who all contributed to his extensive research for the book.
Cobar High School Year 12 student Tiana Jones, who has aspirations of pursuing a career in the health sector, has spent her final two years of school getting a head-start on her future profession. Tiana recently completed a School Based Apprentice Traineeship which required her to do 100 days (700 […]
G’day sports fans, Reynold’s Reggies played their first game of the season on Saturday taking on the Narromine Jets in the Castlereagh Rugby League Reserve Grade competition. Knowing this game was going to be tough, Cobar Roosters president Johnny Dunn made a few phone calls and flew in a family […]