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How food charity team’s 16-hour efforts paid off

Just as Bernardo Tobias and his OzHarvest Victoria team were getting on top of food relief for bushfire victims, COVID-19 threw him another curve ball.

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New aged care nurse hit ground running in lockdown

At just 21, Courtney Irvine was thrown in the deep end as a newly registered nurse, working in aged care facilities when the COVID-19 lockdown hit.

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Behind the scenes: Inside a Sydney quarantine hotel

After being stood down without pay, hotel manager Joshua Dows was called back to manage the quarantine program at Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park.

08/12/20 - Liz Stanley helps to run the Original Open Market at Christies Beach which donates all profits to those in need in the community.Picture: Tom Huntley

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The shopping must go on

Liz Stanley was determined to keep her local markets open during the pandemic. This is how she did it.

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Two month old SCH patient Zephaniah was diagnosed with gastroschisis* in utero and was admitted to our CICU at birth in the midst of the pandemic. His parents Elise and Joel Duval from Wilton were one of the first families to receive the matching hearts, and were incredibly touched by it. They are a lovely family, and first time parents. Following two surgeries, and 8 weeks in Hospital, Zephaniah has been discharged and is at home doing very well.

Heartfelt way to reward those who help out kids

A children’s hospital ICU nurse has been nominated for News Corp Australia’s Thanks A Million campaign after coming up with an idea of creating knitted hearts for babies and their parents who have been kept apart while receiving treatment.

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Sydney pharmacist Connie Arronis nominated for Thanks a Million campaign

Pharmacy manager Connie Arronis has gone above and beyond to help those battling illnesses while remaining open during the pandemic. She is now nominated for the Thanks a Million campaign.

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NSW Health have established a Covid-19 pop-up testing clinic at the carpark of Bankstown Central shopping centre. Pictured is Nurse Souraya Farah. Picture: David Swift

Say thanks a million to our heroes

Theatre nurse Souraya Farah has been working long hours to meet the demand at Sydney’s pop-up COVID-19 testing clinics. But she is happy to do it for the good of the community and that’s why she has been nominated for the Thanks a Million campaign.

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The doc who didn’t paws at all

The coronavirus pandemic is a human health crisis but this Adelaide vet was not about to let it turn into one for our beloved pets as well.

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Thanks a Million: Janelle’s taking care of Tassie businesses

Nominations are open for News Corp Australia’s Thanks a Million campaign, which shines a light on everyone who did their bit during the coronavirus crisis, with a local who gave back to several business owners nominated. NOMINATE NOW >>

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