Emma Orford is a journalist based in Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia. She writes for Bundaberg Now, covering local news and events in the community. Emma's articles highlight the achievements, celebrations, and initiatives of the people in Bundaberg, with a focus on promoting community engagement and connection.
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Emma Orford's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, anniversaries, volunteering, and Christmas celebrations in the Queensland area. She also covers entertainment news and sports to a lesser extent. Given her focus on local events and community initiatives, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming events, human interest stories about volunteers or individuals celebrating milestones such as anniversaries or achievements within the community.
For those looking to pitch Emma Orford with expert commentary, it may be beneficial to offer insights that are relevant to local Queensland communities or tie into seasonal activities taking place in the region. This could include offering expertise related to event planning for community gatherings, volunteer management tips specific to Queensland-based organizations, or insight into family-friendly entertainment options during holiday seasons.
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The latest Be Active Be Alive program gets moving on 7 October with a range of free and fun workouts available, including a new outdoor spin class.
Stallholders are invited to share in the fun as the Paint Gin Gin REaD crocodile twins celebrate their birthday.
Two of the region's skateparks will soon be refurbished to help increase the lifespan of the popular recreational facilities, following an assessment undertaken by Bundaberg Regional Council.
Families with young children are invited to spend their Saturday mornings at the library with free playtime sessions taking place in November.
Make the most of the Milbi Festival by enjoying the exhibitions and events on offer at the Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery and the Moncrieff Entertainment Centre.
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to play a bigger role in everyday life, get your questions answered at a free workshop hosted by Bundaberg Library in November.
Get ready to dive in as Be Active Be Alive hits the starting blocks in pools across the region.
Bundaberg local Private Thomas Magee has been honoured through Bundaberg Regional Council's Streets of Remembrance program.
Notable for displaying the service badges of three veterans, Whalley Street in Bargara has been included in Bundaberg Regional Council's Streets of Remembrance Program.
Bundaberg's Christmas season is set to get off to a sparkling start as the Pageant of Lights returns to light up Bourbong Street on 5 December.
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