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ABC News Australia •
March 31, 2025 • 10:38 PM
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Amy Sheehan is a reporter for ABC Lifestyle, based on the Sunshine Coast.

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Amy Sheehan is a reporter for ABC Lifestyle, based on the Sunshine Coast.

She has been a reporter for 20 years and has worked in newsrooms in regional Queensland and New South Wales for the ABC, Seven News, Prime News and as a political reporter in Canberra.

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