The Cobar Dust Bowl Fuel Burners car and bike club held their annual general meeting last week with Mick Haines returned as president and Perry Stylianos took on the vice president’s role. Marie Lawrence was returned as secretary along with Bree Walsh as treasurer, Nina Haines as publicity officer and Neisha Lehmann as the club’s registrar. David ‘Flash’ Gordon was elected to the new role of MC. Contributed
Construction work to create a new front entry and administration area at the Lilliane Brady Village (LBV) will soon commence. Cobar Shire Council last month awarded the LBV building tender worth $881,605 to the Dubbo-based LMJR Building Group P/L. The LMJR Group are currently working on another project for Council […]
Cobar High School’s (CHS) Under 14s girls netball team wrote themselves into the school’s history books last week when they won the Ronnie Gibbs Netball Gala Day in Bourke last Wednesday. The team was outstanding, going through the entire day undefeated and claiming the grand final win with a 10–2 […]
A mix of interstate investors from Sydney, Melbourne and Cairns have recently snapped up a parcel of vacant blocks of land (along with three more properties in Cobar), which might go some way to easing the local housing crisis. Local real estate agent, Brinley Obray, from Nutrien Russell, said nine […]
Copyright © 2026 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes