Joshua Ho Wing and Cole Barraclough getting some help from Cobar Library staff member Jay Mitchell at last Friday’s free STEAM session where participants got to make battery powered cars. The session is the first in a series of four STEAM Kit workshops the library is holding this month with robots on the agenda for this Friday’s session.
The Cobar TAFE Connected Learning Centre held an Educational Expo yesterday with industry specialists and staff on hand to demonstrate their mobile training units, Virtual Reality (VR) training equipment and also provide information on the range of courses they can offer Cobar students and businesses. Pictured above are some students […]
The Cobar Visitor Information Centre (VIC) has been doing a roaring trade over the past month with their visitor statistics the best they’ve been for more than 10 years. Since the beginning of January, visitor numbers to Cobar have been climbing each month with the VIC recording 3,326 visitors to […]
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 […]
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