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.
A group of local musically-minded kids (and some of their parents) last month joined a group of 290 children from 71 different schools in 22 local government areas at a Moorambilla Voices residency camp in Baradine. Moorambilla Voices is a unique arts program that is more than a choir, but […]
Cobar Rugby Union Camels hosted the Coonamble Rams on Saturday at Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval. After a free flowing spectacle of open rugby, one in which the Camels failed to convert some brilliant passages of play into points, the Rams returned home to Coonamble 38-28 victors. Frustratingly obvious is that […]
Pink Galahs came out on top after they narrowly beat JKM Dynamic Fitness, 34-30, in their Round 13 Senior Mixed Netball game on Friday night at Ward Oval. Pink Galahs had a four point lead at the end of the first quarter which they stretched to eight points at […]
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