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Angie Asimus

Angie Asimus

Verified

Weekend Anchor, 7NEWS Sydney

Sydney

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novelty human interest., multicultural and indigenous affairs, healthnews and current affairs, Sport

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Healthcare, Wellness

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 48

  • Dancing into Dairy: outstanding in a new field

    By Angie Asimus Verified| AustralianFarmers@ Pivoting from a career as a dancer to a dairy farmer, isn’t the most linear path. But it’s landed one young woman in a place where she feels right at home. Celina Pellett suffered a debilitating injury – a broken back – and it caused a rethink. She’s now thriving working among the cows in the NSW Gloucester region. Celina is happiest among the calves in her new job, “I’m a sucker for little babies. That’s a special part of it, being around all the calves,” she shares.

    By Angie Asimus Verified · AustralianFarmers

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Creating Country Careers

    By Angie Asimus Verified| AustralianFarmers@ How does someone who spent their childhood in the middle of Geelong City in Victoria end up, not just working in agriculture, but literally getting her hands dirty at some of the country’s most remote cattle stations?!Zoe Carter is using her incredible story to encourage others to do the same. She is a valuable advocate for life on the land, highlighting both the romantic moments of county life but also the truth.

    By Angie Asimus Verified · AustralianFarmers

    Feb. 02, 2025

  • Dancing into Dairy: outstanding in a new field

    By Angie Asimus Verified| AustralianFarmers@ Pivoting from a career as a dancer to a dairy farmer, isn’t the most linear path. But it’s landed one young woman in a place where she feels right at home. Celina Pellett suffered a debilitating injury – a broken back – and it caused a rethink. She’s now thriving working among the cows in the NSW Gloucester region. Celina is happiest among the calves in her new job, “I’m a sucker for little babies. That’s a special part of it, being around all the calves,” she shares.

    By Angie Asimus Verified · AustralianFarmers

    Mar. 25, 2025

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7NEWS Sydney