Sally Hopman is a local journalist based in Canberra, Australia. She writes for publications such as About Regional and RiotACT, covering a range of topics including community events, local profiles, and human interest stories. Sally's work has also been featured in Region Riverina and PS News.
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Canberra, Australia (Local)
Sally Hopman's articles primarily focus on local news, community events, and human interest stories in the Canberra region. Her coverage includes a wide range of topics such as poetry, inspiration, community events, awards ceremonies, and local news.
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By: Sally Hopman
When her grandmother died in 1982, Tracey Corbin, 7, didn't understand why she had to lose someone she loved so dearly. So, when Bob Hawke was elected PM the following year, she figured he had to be smart to land such a job, so she wrote him a letter asking why people had to die.
Alison Lewis and her daughter Courtney didn't realise they would be adding a new member to their family last Saturday – but Silver the two-year-old greyhound knew.
As the world watches the horrors unfolding in too many war zones across the globe, chances are George Gittoes is either in the thick of it, has just left it, or is on his way back in there.
Sneaking in amidst all the bad news this week was such a good tail: that of the
By: Sally Hopman
It began more than 20 years ago. A call for emerging and established artists to focus their creativity on the natural world – and the Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize was born.
By: Sally Hopman
Start the conversation The Mayor of Yass Valley Council, Allan McGrath described it as a “momentous occasion” and “not a time for nervous
By: Sally Hopman
When his children were young, Ken Bell would often visit the Yass Cemetery, the older section, to show them where “their Old People lay”.
By: Sally Hopman
There's a nice bit of camaraderie happening in the Yass Valley – and it's definitely worth saying cheers.
By: Sally Hopman
In some parts of the country, they're considered to be an endangered species, but at Canberra's Mulligans Flat sanctuary, eastern quolls are thriving.
By: Sally Hopman
Many stories have been told about the Maralinga tests in 1956, but perhaps not the most important one.
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