Yass, Australia (Local)
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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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The Yass Valley is known for many things: fine wool, great food and even better wine along with the richest of history. But did you know that something quite a bit darker was bringing people to the Southern Tablelands town in their droves – and it's not pretty.
By: Sally Hopman
NSW Emergency Volunteer of the Year winner Richard Alley of the Murrumbateman Rural Fire Service with his award. Photo: © Salty Dingo.Growing up in rural Murrumbateman, Richard Alley reckoned everyone had a fire truck in their back paddock.
By: Sally Hopman
Almost 20 years ago, Alison Dellit was one of about 1000 people vying for a graduate position at the National Library of Australia.
By: Sally Hopman
A work by acclaimed artist, Rosalie Gascoigne, was always high on the wish list of the Canberra Museum and Gallery…
By: Sally Hopman
It's just over 150 years to the day that Yass Railway Station officially opened — not in the centre of the then-thriving agricultural town, but almost five kilometres north of it.
It might have been more than 40 years ago, but when Sharon Holland sees her former primary school teacher Rob Smith around town in Batemans Bay, she wouldn't dream of calling him by his first name.
It might have been more than 40 years ago, but when Sharon Holland sees her former primary school teacher Rob…
Best-selling author Chris Hammer's books are read around the world, but it's a newly launched local project that has put a smile on the Canberra writer's face.
By: Sally Hopman
Jane Southwell had just finished her talk to the Canberra and District Historical Society about her great aunt, Isabella Southwell.
By: Sally Hopman
How does a woman who lives in a comfortable seaside community like Malua Bay on the NSW South Coast know what women in a Masaai village in Kenya need – and enable $100,000 to be raised to help them?
