This interview was with Kieren Dell the CEO of Regional Cinemas Australia, the new owners of the Belgrave Cinema. It discusses the history and future of the Belgrave Cinema, cinema going, and film making in Australia.
This is a recording of the Armidale Meet The Candidates forum which was convened by New England Visions 2030 and held at the Armidale Bowling Club on the 4th of September, 2024.
Candidates were arranged alphabetically according to the leaders of the groups, and ungrouped candidates. Each of these candidates answered ten questions which had been sent to NEV and addressed to up to three candidates. After this, questions from the audience were taken.
The Armidale Bowling Club doesn’t have a facility for broadcasters to connect to their PA system, so the audio was recorded by microphones throughout the room. As a result, there is some unavoidable reverberation.
This recording is unedited, other than adding a compressor enhancement to the primary recorder.
Herb shines the spotlight on David Mills from Guyra. They chat about living in Guyra, what gets him up so early in the morning and his efforts for our community.
Herb shines the Community Spotlight on the Armidale Tree Group, with the help of Vice President, Paul McFarland. They talk about all things for ‘Greening the New England’ & Wattle Day 1st September.
Paul shines the Community Spotlight on Salam Qaro, from our local Ezidi community. They talk about their history, culture, and the 10 year remembrance of the Ezidi genocide that took place in August 2014.
President of Armidale Central Rotary talking about last night’s ARRA meeting (mainly on water issues)
Discussing the Rotary Book Fair 2025
Ned McDowell talks Poppies.
Herb shines the Community Spotlight this week on local songwriter, singer and musician, Pete Stanley. They chat about his journey, his love & long history with music and play a few of his original tracks.
| Herb shines the Community Spotlight on ‘The Koala’, with the help of John Lemon a local ecologist. They discuss the possibility of ‘The Koala’ being extinct by 2050, as has been suggested. |
