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.
A Murdi Paaki Regional Assembly (MPRA) symposium held in Cobar last Thursday shone a light on the economic disparity of Aboriginal people in the Murdi Paaki Region with regards to education, training and employment. MPRA is calling on the State and Federal governments to negotiate a structural response to the […]
Aurelia Metals/Peak Gold Mines joined with the Cobar Business Association to host an International Women’s Day (IWD) event on Saturday. IWD is a globally recognised event with this year’s theme, ‘Accelerate Action’. Peak Gold Mines general manager Angus Wyllie said he was pleased that Peak were able to host an […]
Mako’s (A Grade) and Full Tilt (B Grade) have finished at the top of the tables in the Open Touch competition. Both sides got the night off last week as the rest of the competition’s teams were left to sort themselves out in the qualifying and elimination finals. The important […]
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