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Aoife Hilton - ABC News

ABC News Australia •
July 22, 2025 • 11:14 PM
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Aoife Hilton is a digital and social media journalist for ABC News. They joined the ABC in 2024, and have since worked with ABC News Digital's Breaking News team, ABC Canberra, and on the morning NewsMail.

Aoife Hilton - ABC News

Aoife Hilton is a digital and social media journalist for ABC News. They joined the ABC in 2024, and have since worked with ABC News Digital's Breaking News team, ABC Canberra, and on the morning NewsMail.

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