Eaglehawk Secondary college expands their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander program with new sculpture garden

Neve Brissenden
Updated December 6 2021 - 6:12pm, first published 11:45am
Artists Andre Sardone and Lorraine Brigdale with the shield sculpture. Picture: JUDITH CHALMERS
Artists Andre Sardone and Lorraine Brigdale with the shield sculpture. Picture: JUDITH CHALMERS

Bendigo artist Andre Sardone donated a shield sculpture to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander garden at Eaglehawk Secondary College on Wednesday, to commemorate work on the garden restarting after almost a nine-month hiatus due to coronavirus.

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Neve Brissenden

Neve Brissenden

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Political and general news reporter for The Bendigo Advertiser. contact: neve.brissenden@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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