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.
With the weather warming up, the anticipation is high for the start of a new swimming season. There has however been some angst in the community after a clerical error resulted in children’s season passes being deleted and replaced with an ‘Individual Pass’ which is more than double the cost […]
Cobar Shire Councillors have adopted an estimated $3 million Master Plan and Business Case for the redevelopment of the Town Hall building in Barton Street. Established in 1893, the Cobar Town Hall holds both historical and cultural value for the community, having long served as a focal point for numerous […]
The Red Hot Chilli Steppers have really spiced up the Open Mixed Touch competition after their win last week eliminated last season’s premiers, King Roosters, from the competition. The Chilli Steppers summarily dismissed the King Roosters (who finished at the top of the table this season) when they beat […]
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