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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By: Oliver Caffrey
The teams traded blows in a pulsating match to complete the first draw on Anzac Day since the inaugural blockbuster in 1995.
Essendon coach Brad Scott says Kyle Langford addressed his teammates in the rooms directly after missing a crucial set shot in the Bombers' thrilling Anzac Day draw against Collingwood.
The gun forward had an opportunity to win the match for Essendon in the dying stages.
By: Oliver Caffrey
Port Adelaide's 10-point win over St Kilda has come at a giant cost after they lost captain Connor Rozee, forward Sam Powell-Pepper and defender Aliir Aliir to injuries.
By: Oliver Caffrey, Ethan James
Port Adelaide's Sam Powell-Pepper is out for the AFL season after scans confirmed the pressure forward ruptured his ACL.
‘It’s obviously really hard to hear that.’
By: Oliver Caffrey, James Cooney
A fed-up Essendon fan has succumbed after enduring a tirade of abuse from a Collingwood supporter as he returned home from the Anzac Day match at the MCG on a packed train.
The oft-fiery Western Bulldogs coach tried to bite his tongue but couldn’t help himself.
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