2025-08-29 – Peter Metcalfe Science Educator [Herb]
Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on local Peter Metcalfe. They chat about his journey, training teachers in Science and Ag., his passion for birds, orchids and wattle.
Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on local Peter Metcalfe. They chat about his journey, training teachers in Science and Ag., his passion for birds, orchids and wattle.
Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on ‘Friends of Black Gully Landcare Group’, with the help of Sara Schmude and Annette Kilarr. They chat about their Planting Day – September 6th and events leading up to the 2025 Black Gully Music Festival Saturday Nov 8th.
Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on community member Terry Cooke. They chat about his journey, surveying, photography and his creative path.
Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on local avian researcher Steve Debus. They chat about his journey, his projects and love of birds, ‘Birds of Prey’ in particular.
Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on the Uralla Wordsworth, the free Uralla community news. With the help of Tara Toomey, they talk about the paper, its journey and how its serves the community.
Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on the local Classic and Specialist Car Club Armidale. With the help of Bronwyn Partridge, they talk about the club, her role as Club Welfare Officer and their upcoming October HUB Rally in Armidale.
Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on Dr Emma Davis. They talk about her journey to Armidale, working in the Veterinary Sciences, career coaching vets and the dominance of women in the profession.
Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on local Armidale resident Wally O’Hara. They talk about his journey, connection with gymnastics and his recent award for his long service to the sport.
Herb shines the ‘Community Spotlight’ on Rod Ferris of Armidale. They chat about his journey, the Ferguson tractor and his passion for fixing things and helping people.
Herb chats with Liam from the Armidale Folk Museum about our post service. How it has changed over this time, cementing itself as a key stone in our history and in the service to our local community.
