Cobar High School’s Stage 5 Commerce class and their teacher Krystie Neale, visited the Cobar Police Station last week. The class is currently studying the topic of Law in Action and learning about laws and the rights and responsibilities of young people. Cobar Police Constable Tony Martin gave students an insight of how police complete their duties and assist the community. The excursion included a guided tour of the police station, holding cells and courthouse and students also got to have a look at the police cars and the equipment. ▪ Photo contributed
Cobar High School’s Stage 5 Commerce class and their teacher Krystie Neale, visited the Cobar Police Station last week. The class is currently studying the topic of Law in Action and learning about laws and the rights and responsibilities of young people. Cobar Police Constable Tony Martin gave students an insight of how police complete their duties and assist the community. The excursion included a guided tour of the police station, holding cells and courthouse and students also got to have a look at the police cars and the equipment. ▪ Photo contributed
After a very promising start in Round 2 of the Western Plains Rugby Union competi-tion at Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval on Saturday, the Camels were eventually beat-en 38-25 by the Coonamble Rams. In a post match interview, Camels coach, Robert ‘Bot’ Neale said it was inconsistent play over the 80 […]
Over the past 12 months, Western Local Land Services (Western LLS) has been testing drones to see if they can be successfully used to monitor pastures across the western region. The results of their testing will be compiled to work out if the technology is practical, useful and accurate in […]
