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.
As Cobar swelters through the current relentless heatwave, residents could be forgiven for thinking our town is located right next door to the sun! While we haven’t quite broken the record for the hottest day ever recorded, January is on track to be one of the hottest months ever. At […]
Another hard fought, close match was played in the Twenty20 cricket competition on Friday night at Ward Oval where Bushies reigned supreme over the Back Door Bandits and won the match in the final over. The Bandits won the toss and batted well to see out their 20 overs, setting […]
With silver prices at record highs, Manuka Resources is moving full steam ahead to restart operations at Wonawinta mine, 100km south of Cobar. The large-scale silver project hosts more than 50 Moz (50 million ounces) of silver resources, and is supported by a strong upward trend in silver prices. Manuka […]
