Carols, kids and friends around the piano. Herb presents a show of traditional, Australian Christmas carols and the nativity story. Kids Odette, Destiny, Ariel, Jazz, Ava and friends Wendy, Dave, Eddie, Sarah(piano) & Matt. From us to you, Merry Christmas.
Paul Tolley chats with Warren H. Williams, a highly respected Western Arrernte man from Ntaria (Hermannsburg) an Aboriginal community 125 kms southwest of Alice Springs.
As a musician Warren has won a large number of Music Awards. You may know his recording of Raining on the Rock with John Williamson.
Warren is here in Armidale to perform ‘Out of the Maze’ with Julie Croft, A Modern First Nations X Classical Musical Experience.
Hear about what’s coming up at the Black Gully Festival this Saturday. For more information visit https://www.facebook.com/blackgully
2023-09-05 – Rod Wise – The Armidale Times [Margaret O’Connor]
Paul Tolley interviews Thomas Mayo re The Voice / Statement From The Heart.
2022 Winner of the J.B. Fairfax Award for Rural & Regional Journalism and Communications
Professor Thomas Fudge – president of the professoriate at the University of New England. Professor Fudge talked to Peter Crick on 2ARM on the Friday Wrap about the recent open forum held at UNE to discuss organisational problems at UNE, as well as the recent Safe Work report which raised work place safety concerns.
This interview is about a potential over-abundance of wind farms in the Walcha area.
Warren Bartik – Director of the Armidale Drama and Musical Societies latest dramatic presentation of George Orwell’s 1984 talks to Peter Crick about this very intriguing play. Commencing on October 7 at the Armidale Playhouse it continues the ADMS’s reputation for high quality performances. Warren explains
Just how relevant the themes of Orwell’s book as adapted to the stage are as relevant as ever in today’s world.
