Olivia Marega

1 month ago | homebeautiful.com.au | Juna Xu |Olivia Marega

Streamline the clean with a handy steam. Asides Nothing feels better than sinking into a cosy couch after a long day. But with daily use, upholstery inevitably collects dirt, stains and odours — whether from pets, spills or everyday wear.

2 months ago | womensweeklyfood.com.au | Olivia Marega |Tiarne Blackwell

Has breakfast started to feel a little too routine? A blender can shake things up, turning fresh fruit, veg and even nuts into creamy, nutrient-packed drinks in minutes. Whether you’re after a quick post-workout boost or a wholesome start to the day, the right smoothie blender makes all the difference. With powerful motors and razor-sharp stainless steel blades, modern blenders do more than just mix — they puree, crush and whip up everything from smoothies to soups.

Feb 11, 2025 | who.com.au | Gracie Boyle |Olivia Marega

Valentine’s Day. Touted as *the* day to share your love for your significant other, the pressure to find the perfect gift to express your affection is certainly no simple task. If you’ve been putting off your V-Day present shopping, there’s no need to panic.

Jan 26, 2025 | bhg.com.au | Olivia Marega

When disaster strikes (AKA, you find mould growing in your home), there’s only one thing to do: hop online for a mould removal system. Having lived in the Sunshine State for a majority of my life, summers and “winters” (said lightly) have typically been dry — give or take a couple of tropical cyclones. It’s safe to say that I was well and truly unaware of the headache that wet weather brings – and along with that, mould growth – when I moved to Sydney.

Jan 22, 2025 | bhg.com.au | Olivia Marega

When disaster strikes (AKA, you find mould growing in your home), there’s only one thing to do: hop online for a mould removal system. Having lived in the Sunshine State for a majority of my life, summers and “winters” (said lightly) have typically been dry — give or take a couple of tropical cyclones. It’s safe to say that I was well and truly unaware of the headache that wet weather brings – and along with that, mould growth – when I moved to Sydney.