Oliver Caffrey is a journalist based in Australia, with a focus on national news. He has written for various publications including The Australian Financial Review, Gloucester Advocate, Eastern Riverina Chronicle, and more. Oliver's articles cover a range of topics including sports, current events, and local news.
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Oliver's focus is predominantly on cricket, particularly Test matches involving Australia and Pakistan. His coverage revolves around event highlights, evolving stories within the sport, and government announcements related to cricket.
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