Olivia Allhusen is a journalist based in Ireland, with a focus on national news. She writes for publications such as The Sun, The Irish Sun, and The US Sun, covering a range of topics including politics, lifestyle, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in various other publications, both in Ireland and Australia.
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Olivia's coverage mainly focuses on evolving stories and breaking news within entertainment, family & relationships, and house & home themes. Therefore, she would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing developments or recent events in these areas.
Given her articles' focus on practical tips for everyday life (such as car defrosting tricks), Olivia may also appreciate personal finance topics that provide useful advice for her audience.
As a journalist based in Ireland, she may have a particular interest in local angles or stories relevant to the Irish community. Pitches with an Irish focus could resonate well with her editorial preferences.
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