Some high scoring games were played out in the Cobar Junior Soccer Club competi-tion last Saturday, with a total of 41 goals scored over the three divisions. In the Mini’s competition, 19 goals were netted from their three games. Rovers won their match 5-2 over Chelsea with Rovers’ goals scored […]
The 2022 Cobar Ladies Club Championships were held in bleak and miserable weather on the weekend. Saturday’s wind and rain saw many a golfer unable to seek shelter but there were a few lucky ones close enough to take a break at the ‘AlKnighter barbecue area and wait for conditions […]
The memories and experiences of five local residents and music compositions from 17 students were shared at Cobar High School’s Sound and Stories Installa-tion Showcase on Monday night at the school. The Sounds and Stories Installation project, initiated by the school’s music teacher Laura Andrew, is a student-driven collaborative work […]
A local Aboriginal corporation has recent-ly been appointed as the Crown Land Man-ager of a government-owned property in Barton Street. The Department of Planning and Environ-ment – Crown Lands has appointed the Ngem-ba, Ngiyampaa, Wangaaypuwan, Wayilwan Aboriginal Corporation (NNWW Aboriginal Corporation) to manage and use reserve land and buildings at […]
When the opportunity recently came up to apply for her “dream job” managing the Cobar Youth & Fitness Centre (‘Youthie’), local Brytt Moore jumped at it. Brytt has worked at Cobar Shire Council for five years, including the past three years in the role of Grants Officer. Brytt said while […]
Cobar’s newly installed Poppy Fence on the Open Cut, which pays tribute to the 600 people (approximately) from Cobar who enlisted to serve in World War I, was offi-cially opened on Saturday. The idea for the fence came from locals Bar-ry and Ginny Knight with Barry the driving force behind […]
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