The Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool has new starting blocks delivered through the Community Building Partnership Program 2025, which supports community infrastructure projects that create positive social, environmental and recreational outcomes. Cobar Swimming Club’s swimmers were coached on how to use the new blocks before their weekly competition last Wednesday. The $36,000 project was jointly funded by the NSW Government in partnership with Cobar Shire Council. Council has also outlaid $31,000 for new solar pool covers.
The Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool has new starting blocks delivered through the Community Building Partnership Program 2025, which supports community infrastructure projects that create positive social, environmental and recreational outcomes. Cobar Swimming Club’s swimmers were coached on how to use the new blocks before their weekly competition last Wednesday. The $36,000 project was jointly funded by the NSW Government in partnership with Cobar Shire Council. Council has also outlaid $31,000 for new solar pool covers.
Renowned as one of the hardest tacklers and toughest men to ever play rugby league in the Sydney competition, Terry Regan shed tears when his daughter Skye Regan rode her career first winner while later at the same meeting the winning double for local trainer Wayne Prisk destroyed the bookmakers […]
State Member for Barwon Roy Butler has wrapped up a 1,300km fundraiser for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS), arriving in Broken Hill on Friday after a three-day motorbike journey from Sydney. Mr Butler said the RFDS has been a lifeline for people in outback and regional NSW for more […]
Two spot on swims were recorded at the Cobar Yabbies Senior Men’s Swimming Club competition swim last Tuesday night at the Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool. Scott Toomey scored the first 0.00 result of the night when he swam to spot on his nominated time in the 30 metres freestyle handicapped […]
