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On the campaign trail
Council Airline
Both Cobar’s state and federal parliament representatives were in town last week for a ‘Pollies in the Pub’ informal meet and greet with constituents.
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Prime TV makes digital switchover commitment

Prime Television has made a commitment to stay in Cobar after the digital switchover.
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Bypass plan back in discussions
Discussions about a possibly heavy vehicle bypass around Cobar were revived last week with councillors discussing the issue with state Member for Barwon Kevin Humphries.
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Drought status improves with rainfall

Cobar’s drought status has improved slightly over the past month, with the potential for more improvement following soaking rains earlier this month.
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Outback Arts meets with council to discuss plans for Cobar
Outback Arts Regional Indigenous Cultural Development Officer Anita Burcher and local indigenous artist Sharron Ohlsen met with Cobar Shire Council new general manager Gary Woodman last week.
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Junior soccer season re-commences in cold conditions
The Cobar Junior Soccer competition resumed on Saturday in sunny but cold conditions at Ward Oval after a break .
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Potter cleans up to win CADJ event
A field of 28 players turned up to compete in the CADJ Car Wash golf sponsored day on Saturday which was a stroke event.
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Terry Pitkin notches up 100 games with the Cobar Blues
Club stalwart Terry Pitkin notched up 100 games on Saturday for the Cobar Blues AFL side in his 10 year career with the team.
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Blues netballers play their way into semi finals

Roosters
The Cobar Blues A and B Grade representative netball teams sent a clear message to their Northern Riverina League counterparts that they mean business following comprehensive Round 14 wins over both Lake Cargelligo sides on Saturday at Ward Oval.
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Harvey Norman
State Member for Barwon Kevin Humphries will be taking one of Cobar’s new business success stories and using it as an example to other towns in his electorate.

Brock Foster

Local indigenous artist Sharron Ohlsen, Cobar Shire Council general manager Gary Woodman and Outback Arts Regional Indigenous Cultural Development Officer Anita Burcher met recently to discuss arts in Cobar in the year ahead.

 

Ethan Brookman
Marking the occasion: Terry Pitkin running on for his 100th game for the Cobar Blues.

 

Wednesday, July 28, 2010 10:35 AM