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Carlisle River fire continues to spread

THE Carlisle River fire is more than 10,000 hectares in size with six Watch and Act messages in place as it continues to spread.

28 January, 2026

Creative minds: Eleven students from Cobden Primary School came together with guidance from Warrnambool Indigenous artist Sherry Johnstone to paint a mural which is now on display on the wall outside the art room.

Cobden News

New mural unveiled

Mary James, Terry Fitzpatrick and Kim Fitzpatrick enjoyed a drink by one of the older cars.

local News, Cobden News

Car show goes ahead despite heat

Building bricks: Evan Clarke (from left), Miles Clarke, Jackson Rethus and Rachael Rethus enjoyed playing with Lego bricks at the Cobden Rotary mini golf and Lego family fun day.

Cobden News

Family fun at mini golf

Abracadabra: Cobden magician Tim Mason held a show to an audience of over 100 people over the school holidays thanks to the organisation of Cobden Rotary.

Cobden News

Magic show dazzles in Cobden

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Cobden News, Camperdown News

Cobden church gifts gardens $1000

Devastation: Dean, Edy and Josh Foster were some of the landowners impacted by the fires sweeping across the south west recently as they fought to protect their paddocks in Simpson as well as their neighbours’ land. Free to Read

local News

Farmers fight back bushfires

Taking a splash: Ducks enjoying the warm weather at Cobden Lake.

Cobden News

Rainfall remains low

Fighting together: Carlisle River Fire Brigade volunteers have been working hard to fight fires in the area for the past several days, ensuring the safety of the wider community. Pictured are volunteers (from left) Aidan Stary, Rob May, Krystal May, Lorant Stary and Anthony Stary.

local News

CFA tackles Carlisle River fires

For a good cause: Golfers gathered in Timboon earlier this month to raise money for the Cancer Council as part of the Longest Day Golf Challenge.

Timboon News

Timboon golfers go the distance

Huge discovery: Heytesbury District Landcare Network’s Lyndell Driscoll (from left), Ben Francischelli, HDLN’s Michelle Leech and Friends of Bay Islands Coastal Park Lynda Avery were part of the team who made a great discovery.

local News

Megafauna fossil found

Golf’s on: Tomorrow the Cobden Rotary mini golf will be open for a day of fun for the whole family.

Cobden News

Day of fun at mini golf

Vulnerable species: With the recent sighting of platypus in the Curdies River, biologist Geoff Williams is encouraging anglers and visitors of local creeks to take necessary precautions.

Timboon News

Platypus sighting sparks summer caution

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