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 former Cobar “Camel” and state representative rugby player, now an established commentator and coach in the “rugby union minded” Asian countries, Justin Sampson, is keen to work with the Cobar & District Rugby Union Football Club. Cobar Rugby Club president Peter Payne met with Sampson last week to formulate […]
NSW Minister for Agriculture, Minister for Regional New South Wales, and Minister for Western New South Wales Tara Moriarty was in Cobar on Monday for a meeting of Western Division councils. State Member for Barwon Roy Butler also joined the meeting to discuss Regional Development Trust funding. Minister Moriarty said […]
The longest bike ride local Claudine Griffiths has ever done was 90km and she just completed that on Sunday. Now she plans to ride 800km next week with the Tour de OROC peloton to raise money for the Macquarie Home Stay in Dubbo. “I had a goal this year. I […]
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