Antonia O'Flaherty is a reporter at ABC in Brisbane. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, music, education, healthcare, and regional interest, with a particular focus on social issues, crime, and sports like football. Antonia is featured in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Australia (National)
Not enough data
Antonia O'Flaherty's coverage reflects a focus on local news and government announcements, with an emphasis on issues related to child safety, accidents, protests, insurance, and investigations. Given the extensive reporting of government announcements and data citations in her articles, she may be receptive to pitches offering expert analysis or commentary related to these topics.
As for geographic focus, Antonia primarily covers national (Australia), Queensland, and Brisbane-based news. She often reports on local events with broader implications or relevance to the community.
In terms of themes covered, Antonia has also reported extensively on sports-related matters as well as education issues. If you have relevant expertise in these areas within the specified geographic focus or can provide valuable insights into how specific events impact communities at a local level in Australia (specifically Queensland), your pitch is more likely to resonate with her.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
In short: Construction will begin next week to replace a sewage pipe that burst under the Brisbane River.
The inner Brisbane seats of Cooper and McConnel are among a string of target electorates for the Greens this state election as they vie to boost their numbers in Queensland's parliament.
By: Antonia O'Flaherty
Residents of Yarrabilba and Flagstone, south of Brisbane, have long called for more roads in and out, and in this state election some residents hope that whoever wins government will prevent rapid development from occurring without vital infrastructure.
By: Antonia O'Flaherty, Liz Gwynn
Ashley Paul Griffith is being sentenced in the District Court in Brisbane after pleading guilty to 307 charges against 69 children at early learning centres in Brisbane and Italy.
By: Antonia O'Flaherty
One of Australia's most notorious paedophiles has been sentenced to life in prison after confessing to raping and abusing dozens of children in daycare centres in Australia and overseas.
By: Antonia O'Flaherty, Sharon Gordon, Walker, Bridget Judd
Ashley Paul Griffith abused dozens of children he was trusted to care for, but how he was able to operate undetected has left more questions than answers.
By: Antonia O Flaherty
Within six weeks of learning about an inclusive program at a Brisbane school, Vanessa Alford packed up her Perth-based family and moved across the country.
By: Antonia O Flaherty
A review into the safety of homeschooling in Queensland has found 35 cases of children living in high-risk environments.
By: Cathie Schnitzerling, Antonia O'Flaherty
There was no doubt in Tony Fogg's mind that he and his wife were going to die as floodwater quickly rose to the top of their car after it was swept off an outback Queensland road.
By: Antonia O'Flaherty
A former childcare manager, who went to the press about abuse allegations against a notorious paedophile after his arrest, has been found not guilty of computer hacking.
(833) 317-6278 
