Jo Abi is a Journalist at 9Honey. She focuses on themes related to food and beverages, retail, and culture, exploring topics such as food manufacturing, food safety, and organic farming. Jo's work has been featured in prominent platforms including Nine Digital and Stuff.
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Jo Abi's coverage focuses on entertainment news, family and relationships, and personal finance. She seems to be interested in stories related to royalty, celebrities, family matters, career-related topics such as back-to-school shopping for parents. Given her focus on local (Australia, Melbourne), she might be interested in human-interest stories about people from the region or expert commentary from locals on relevant events or trends.
Considering Jo Abi's interest in expert commentary and event coverage related to personal finance and family matters, reaching out with insights into local financial trends or milestones could attract her attention. Additionally, pitches involving interviews with local personalities or experts who can provide unique perspectives on family dynamics may also resonate well with her interests.
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What consumers are starting to do instead as the cost of living crunch continues.
Shoppers are being urged to check their pantries.
Local grower Scott Maxwell has urged shoppers to check they are buying Australian pineapples.
Jo Abi As the weather warms up, shoppers are ready to tuck into pineapples. While Australia grows some of the best in the world – harvested
It’s official: These are the best pub burger, parmi and hot chips in NSW
By: Jo Abi
With cash demand surging after the surcharge ban, shoppers are running into new checkout limits.
Macca’s brings back cult-favourite menu item for the first time since 2024
Jo Abi McDonald's is bringing back its Spicy Chicken McNuggets after overwhelming customer demand . The cult favourite was discontinued in 2024, leaving fans of the zesty version of the original menu item at a loss.
NSW government backflips on takeaway coffee cup rules after café backlash
Jo Abi Cafés across New South Wales will no longer be forced to serve dine-in customers with ceramic mugs or glassware, and participation
