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Caitlin Shea

Caitlin Shea

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Producer, ABC News (Australia)

Australia

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with special interest in bankingregional australia agriculture and rural crime.

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General health

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Total articles 133

  • The Fairfield University Ground Crew Are Under-Appreciated

    By Caitlin Shea Verified| The Fairfield Mirror Verified Although this semester is deemed the spring semester, there is not much about it that screams spring, at least not yet. Diving head first into the second part of the academic year, students arrive back to campus mid-January and are often met with a winter wonderland. Swirling winds, icy sidewalks and almost infusible snow piles that reach halfway up a tree’s trunk can make it difficult to navigate the university, whether on foot or in a vehicle.

    By Caitlin Shea Verified · The Fairfield Mirror

    Feb. 26, 2025

  • Students Voice Their Concerns About Lack of Water Bottle Filling Stations

    By Caitlin Shea Verified| The Fairfield Mirror Verified With twelve on-campus residence halls costing $11,630 in room and board for a double room, nearly every building ensures students have access to filtered drinking water by providing at least one bottle filling station. Yet Kostka Hall, built in 1970, remains the outlier. In an initiative to promote sustainability and modernize the campus, the University has implemented ELKAY ezH2O filtered bottle filling stations in almost every on-campus building.

    By Caitlin Shea Verified · The Fairfield Mirror

    Feb. 12, 2025

  • The Fairfield University Ground Crew Are Under-Appreciated

    By Caitlin Shea Verified| The Fairfield Mirror Verified Although this semester is deemed the spring semester, there is not much about it that screams spring, at least not yet. Diving head first into the second part of the academic year, students arrive back to campus mid-January and are often met with a winter wonderland. Swirling winds, icy sidewalks and almost infusible snow piles that reach halfway up a tree’s trunk can make it difficult to navigate the university, whether on foot or in a vehicle.

    By Caitlin Shea Verified · The Fairfield Mirror

    Feb. 26, 2025

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland