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From shearing sheds to head chef: Flick Schmidt takes the reins at Armidale Golf Club (opens the original)
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A career that started in the shearing sheds has taken Flick Schmidt into the kitchen at Armidale Golf Club, where she has stepped into the role of head chef after becoming fully qualified. Schmidt has taken a less conventional route into the industry, building her experience through cafés, pubs and hospitality jobs before completing recognition of prior learning (RPL) while working at the golf club. Originally from Uralla, she later moved to Guyra and worked at the Royal Hotel for several years
Business of the year win comes as the Alternate Root unveils expansion plans (opens the original)
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Fresh from being named the New England North West Business of the Year, Uralla's The Alternate Root is preparing for its next chapter, with plans for a function centre, coffee roastery, market garden and hospitality training program. The popular Uralla cafe collected four awards at the 2026 New England North West Business Awards at Club Quirindi on Friday, September 25. The Alternate Root was named Business of the Year and also won Excellence in Medium Business and Excellence in Sustainability,
UNE extends $3200 accommodation credit as applications soar (opens the original)
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The University of New England will offer eligible first-year students up to $3200 towards the cost of living on campus in 2027, as the university reports a 25 per cent increase in Early Entry applications. UNE will continue its First Years' Accommodation Credit for a third consecutive year, targeting students from regional and remote areas, low socioeconomic backgrounds and First Nations Australians. The program provides eligible students with up to $100 a week towards accommodation for the firs
Vale Ian Barnden, a quiet Nasho who always put his hand up (opens the original)
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Ian Lloyd Barnden is being remembered as a quiet family man, proud National Serviceman and natural volunteer who put his heart and soul into helping others. Mr Barnden, of Worrell Place, Armidale, died on Saturday, September 26, aged 74. He leaves behind his wife Carol, sons Matthew and Simon and their wives Tracey and Amber, and six grandchildren Lochie, Isabella, Ivie, Rory, Jesse and Leo. Armidale District National Services Association president Barry Dawson said Mr Barnden had become a dedic
Armidale pilot training pathway opens door to airline careers (opens the original)
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Aspiring pilots training in Armidale will have a new pathway into regional airline flying under a partnership between White Star Aviation and Maroomba Airlines. White Star Aviation, which operates flight training bases in Armidale and Ballina, has expanded its cadet program to provide pilots with a potential route from initial training through commercial aviation and eventually into flying Dash 8 aircraft. Under the program, cadets can complete their initial flight training with White Star befor
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