Common Times
COMMON TIMES Keeping communities connected Discover local news and events in your area Discover local news and events in your area
Australia Day in Cobar Cover Image

Australia Day in Cobar

Australia Day in Cobar

Starts: Sunday, 26 January 2025
Ends: Sunday, 26 January 2025
The Great Australia Duck Race is a reason to make Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool your destination for Australia Day! The ducks (yellow rubber duckies) are numbered 1-200 and have to swim the 50 metre length of the pool. First duck to reach the shallow end and touch the wall is the winner! Enjoy the rest of the activities at the pool including the giant inflatable obstacle, the water slide and score a BBQ lunch by one of the local community groups. Soak up the atmosphere of the pool and the celebration of local heroes being awarded Australia Day honors for their amazing work.
Add to Calendar 2025-01-26 12:00 am 2025-01-26 12:00 am Australia Day in Cobar The Great Australia Duck Race is a reason to make Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool your destination for Australia Day! The ducks (yellow rubber duckies) are numbered 1-200 and have to swim the 50 metre length of the pool. First duck to reach the shallow end and touch the wall is the winner! Enjoy the rest of the activities at the pool including the giant inflatable obstacle, the water slide and score a BBQ lunch by one of the local community groups. Soak up the atmosphere of the pool and the celebration of local heroes being awarded Australia Day honors for their amazing work. 31 Murray Street, Cobar , NSW , 2835 , Australia
31 Murray Street, Cobar , NSW , 2835 , Australia
Going people
Interested people

Contact
Name:
Phone #: 0268365806
Email: visitcobar@cobar.nsw.gov.au

More Information
Find out more about this event by clicking here
COMMON TIMES

New to Common Times? Here's our Quick Start Guide to help you.

Common Times acknowledges the traditional owners, first storytellers and custodians of the land we live on. We pay our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their ongoing connection to land, sea, and community. Their sovereignty was never ceded.

Common Times is owned by Common Good Media. © Common Good Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved.