Olivia Jenkins
Crime Reporter at The Herald Sun
Crime reporter @theheraldsun [email protected], [email protected] 📩 | Signal/WhatsApp: 0423519908
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3 weeks ago |
ciobpeople.com | Olivia Jenkins
A new campaign from the National Association of Women in Construction has been launched to help inspire young women to pursue careers in construction ‘Nothing changes if nothing changes.’ It’s a real theme you’ll hear from anyone striving for gender equality in construction, particularly those at the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC).
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4 weeks ago |
heraldsun.com.au | Olivia Jenkins
Criminal networks are posting job listings on social media to scam Australian and international university students into laundering funds on their behalf. Simple data entry jobs with little to no experience required have become some of the most common deceptive listings, with claims recruits can make up to $300 a day. As part of one scheme, criminals deposit illicit cash into a student’s bank account before instructing them to transfer the money somewhere else in return for a commission.
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1 month ago |
cairnspost.com.au | Olivia Jenkins
A $1m reward is on offer to help solve the “brutal” car bombing murder of businessman Gianni “John” Furlan more than two decades ago. Mr Furlan, 48, was driving to work in Coburg North when a bomb that was strapped to his car exploded on August 3 1998, killing him instantly. No one has ever been charged with his murder, but detectives believe they can solve his case.
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2 months ago |
insidesmallbusiness.com.au | Olivia Jenkins
Olivia Jenkins is a business marketing consultant. In this piece, she examines why user-generated content – a form of social media content – works so well to boost brand engagement for SMEs, plus how to do it. For small and medium enterprises (SMEs), building credibility and engaging with customers can feel like an uphill battle. One way to bridge the gap between your brand and potential customers is user-generated content (UGC).
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2 months ago |
geelongadvertiser.com.au | Regan Hodge |Mark Buttler |Olivia Jenkins
A mobile speed camera just metres from where a crew of offenders torched a ute after killing Sam “The Punisher” Abdulrahim may provide crucial clues as to who was driving the vehicle. Detectives on Wednesday revealed they had discovered a burnt-out Ford Ranger ute near Melbourne Airport about 90 minutes after the underworld figure was murdered at Preston.
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