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Three girls in lion costumes

South Coast Drama and Dance Festival 2025

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Three girls in lion costumesOn 3 September 2025, students from Cobargo Public School performed at the South Coast Dance and Drama Festival held at the Yuin Theatre, Bay Pavilions, Batemans Bay.

The Festival lit up Batemans Bay as students from many local schools took to the stage showcasing remarkable resilience and talent. It was postponed last year due to severe weather, the rescheduled event combined the region’s dance and drama festivals, delivering a memorable performance that energised … Read more »

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Black and white class photo with teacher wearing a bowler hat in the back row.

Cobargo District Museum

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Black and white class photo with teacher wearing a bowler hat in the back row.The museum preserves the history of Cobargo and the district, to ensure our unique heritage is celebrated and shared for generations to come. The volunteer-run museum can be found at Shop 2, 52 Princes Highway, Cobargo and is open Thursdays and Fridays from 10.00 am until 2.00 pm and Saturdays from 9.00 am to noon.

This is a photo taken in … Read more »

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Close-up of woven baskets in a display case with a photograph at the front.

Cobargo students visit Jigamy Farm

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Close-up of woven baskets in a display case with a photograph at the front.Celebrating NAIDOC Week 2025
Cobargo students embrace First Nations culture at Jigamy Farm

NAIDOC Week is a significant opportunity for all Australians to deepen their understanding of First Nations cultures and histories, celebrating the richness of the world’s oldest continuous living cultures. This year’s celebrations were brought to life by the students and teachers from Cobargo who embarked on an enriching excursion … Read more »

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People milling around market stall tables

Market day and a birthday celebration at CWA gardens

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People milling around market stall tablesCobargo market day at CWA gardens

As Cobargo rebuilds after the fires, the decades-old Saturday street market has been badly affected by the lack of parking and fewer tourists stopping for a look around.

On 19 July, our local marketeers rallied at the CWA gardens with many stalls, music and activities for kids. The locals arrived in great numbers on a gorgeous sunny winter day to enjoy the gathering. Based … Read more »

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Street view of the Bowerbird OpShop

Bowerbird 10th anniversary

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Street view of the Bowerbird OpShopCelebrating $250,000 of grants to the community

The Bowerbird Community Op Shop is celebrating its 10th anniversary. We’ve come a long way in that time – but the journey isn’t finished yet.

We began the process of setting up the Cobargo Community Association in May 2015, finally opening the doors of our inaugural shop at the top end of the main street in July of that same year. Our goal … Read more »

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Detail of red blossoms of cut banksia in a blue vase.

Retrospective of an extraordinary artist – Naomi Lewis (16/10/43 – 18/9/23)

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Detail of red blossoms of cut banksia in a blue vase.Naomi’s business card for her Touchwood Studio reads ‘Graphic Artist, Illustrator, Printmaker’. All of which is correct, but aside from being an amazing artist, Naomi was so much more than that.

For us at the Lazy Lizard Gallery, she was a valued member for well over 10 years, a beloved friend to us all, someone with a quirky, fun sense of humour (as readers of … Read more »

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