Sophie Foune is a journalist for Times News Group, focusing on local news in Geelong, Australia. With a passion for community stories, Sophie covers a range of topics including local events, community initiatives, and government news. Sophie's articles aim to inform and engage residents of Geelong, providing them with the latest updates and insights on their local area.
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By: Sophie Founé
BENDIGO Sustainability Festival is coming up, and for the first time in its history the event will feature several short films created by young people aged between twelve and twenty-five interested in sustainability and conservation.
TO commemorate St Patrick, the saint who brought Christianity to Ireland, the Central Victorian Irish Association will again be putting on a show, An Emerald Hour of Irish Music, Culture and Song.
TO commemorate St Patrick, the saint who brought Christianity to Ireland, the Central Victorian Irish Association will again be putting on a show, An Emerald Hour of Irish Music, Culture and Song. This year, director and accompanist John Clancy said the group had received funding from the City of Greater Bendigo’s Community Grants Program to [...]Read More...
Floydians rejoice: Echoes of Pink Floyd will be playing a set list based on Pink Floyd’s album A Delicate Sound of Thunder this autumn equinox. Photo: SUPPLIED
By: Sophie Founé
ECHOES of Pink Floyd, a tribute band from Adelaide who have toured the nation several times since 2015, will be returning to Bendigo with their tour, Signs of Life. The band started their latest tour at the beginning of 2023, 35 years after Pink Floyd performed in Australia in 1988 following the release their album [...]Read More...
A NEW dementia respite project is using nature-immersion to help both people living with the condition and their carers to improve quality of life.
Get free relationship and sex advice from Dr. Linda Kirkman, a seasoned sexologist, at Bendigo Pride's Pride in the Park event. Explore diverse perspectives on intimacy and pleasure. Join us on March 16th at Rosalind Park.
A BIKE riding and road safety session targeted towards teenagers will be on tomorrow (Saturday, March 15) at the Long Gully BMX Track.
Discover how a Forest School in Queensland is teaming up with WildPlay Co in Bendigo to empower educators with outdoor programs. Learn about bush kinder workshops and training for early childhood settings and schools.
By: Sophie Founé
THE BENDIGO Theatre Company's Tribe Youth Theatre will be putting on its new production, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, this April.
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