Australia Day ambassador Paul Featherstone presented the Yabbies Veterans team of Bill Fugar, Bob Clark, Scott Toomey and John de Bruin with their Cobar Quids prizes as winners of the Yabbies Business House Handicapped Relay on Sunday. The team swam to within 0.47 seconds of their nominated time. The Maintenance Crew team (Greg Martin, Paul Swainston, Jarrod Marsden and Jason Toomey) were the runners up with 3.87 seconds off their nominated time.
For golfers, the first day of winter on Sunday felt more like an extension of Autumn with a beautiful 21 degrees and no wind at tee-off. (Ah, if only the next three months could be the same!) It made for a pleasant day for the annual Marie McManus Memorial Day […]
NSW Government grant funding for Fly Pelican’s Cobar to Sydney air services contract is due to finish in September and, as yet, no further funding has been secured to continue the service. The Far North West Joint Organisation (FNWJO) made up of the Bourke, Cobar and Walgett Local Government Areas, […]
Local resident Kara O’Hara, who works with Kirinari human services support in the aged care sector, has started a Dementia Support Group in Cobar. The group held its first meeting/morning tea on Monday at the Cobar Bowling & Golf Club and Kara has plans for more monthly meetings. “I’ve seen […]
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