Pride of Australia: Thanks A Million award winners named
They are the unsung heroes who make it their mission to improve the lives of others without seeking any recognition. Today, we say thank you.
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How Australia is saying thanks to frontline heroes
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has declared this Australia Day as our national day of thanks following a tumultuous 12 months. Find out what is being said in your state.
Bringing relief to bushfire-ravaged communities
When bushfires broke out across South Australia just days out from Christmas, Ron Iasiello put the festivities on hold to support local communities in need.
Keeping doors open for the homeless amid crisis
Salvation Army officer Rhonda Clutterbuck and her small team have worked hard to provide essential services to those in need.
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‘Selfless’ mum puts life on hold in time of crisis
When Jessica Chappell became seriously ill, her 73-year-old mother dropped everything to become her carer.
Volunteer firefighter praised for battling Black Summer fires
When Harley Fuller became a volunteer rural firefighter, he saw it as just a hobby. Then the Black Summer fires started.
Vic man helps Aussies get back $75K in travel drama
Melbourne man Adam Glezer is helping out-of-pocket Aussie travellers get refunds from cancelled COVID trips and the results are eye-watering.
Adelaide animal lover saves 21 homeless dogs
Despite being retrenched as a real estate agent during lockdown, Debbie Mundy used her own dwindling funds to save 21 rescue dogs.
‘Queenslanders need help’: Aussie chefs give back
Brisbane chef Michael Gurney has kept his apron on and is working hard to help feed those in need across Queensland.
Sydney woman’s solo effort to keep childcare going
Sutherland Shire’s Ashley Stephenson cancelled her annual leave to ensure children of essential workers received the care they required.
This could be Adelaide’s most dedicated postie
Craig Whiteford isn’t just any postie. He is the postie that’s called on all over the state when other posties need a break.
Sydney postie praised for bringing joy during lockdown
Get your postage-free postcard with tomorrow’s Sunday Telegraph and help us say Thanks A Million to frontline workers such as postie Rachel Arraiza.
Melbourne postie racks up 48 years in the job
Aboard an “old red rattler”, postie John Augello has been an unlikely source of comfort during Melburnians’ darkest days.
Helping to provide meals to the vulnerable
With this past year causing hardships for many, there’s been a spike in demand for support services such as Meals on Wheels.
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