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Diana JenkinsContent Director – Education and Lifestyle

Diana Jenkins is a journalist and editor with more than 20 years’ experience. Currently Content Director – Education and Lifestyle, Diana has worked across the News Corp Australia stable and has an incurable newsprint nature.

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SMART, please don't use prior - Renae Grady, pictured right, enjoys a summer picnic at Little Manly with friend Emily Khashoggi. Picture: Marieke Lee.

How to host the perfect summer picnic

In a global landscape lately a little light on positives, the summer picnic has come storming back to dominate Australia’s social scene. Here’s how to make yours a beauty.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - DECEMBER 13 2020: Mother Nicole Ekstrom who has a vegan diet and lifestyle is with her children Lynn and Nils Ekstrom who are both vegetarian at their home in Allambie Heights, in Sydney Australia. Picture: Newscorp: Daily Telegraph / Gaye Gerard

How to host a vegan Christmas

The days of outnumbered vegetarians making do with the side dishes are long gone, with plant-based menus taking Australia by storm.

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Bronte Riesz (black top and jeans), Bianca Markovic )pink top) and Lauren Markovic (red dress) with bargains snapped ups at Highpoint Shopping Centre Black Friday Sales.Picture: Jay Town

Dysons and Airpods: Best cyber weekend bargains

The discounts continue after a record spending spree was set at the Black Friday sales. See where you can get a bargain.

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How Black Friday sales will save struggling retail sector

Black Friday and Cyber Monday have exploded in Australia. And this year’s pre-Christmas spending frenzy is particularly significant for retailers.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 23, 2020: Qantas Planes seen at the Sydney Domestic Airport in Sydney, Australia, on SEPTEMBER 23 2020. Picture: NCA Newswire / Gaye Gerard

Consumer values gain focus in COVID economy

As COVID tests customer loyalty and redefines consumer values, businesses are joining forces to deliver.

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GME's Head of Marketing Tony Crooke pictured at GME's factory in Winston Hills where they employ over 170 people to make locally manufactured communication equipment. Picture: Toby Zerna

Revived manufacturer seeks new recruits

Consumers have embraced the Buy Australian message – and now one recovering manufacturer is hiring.

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Beautiful young girl meditating in autumn park

How mindfulness can help you get a good night’s sleep

More Australians are embracing mindfulness as a means to sweeter dreams. And while it seems a contradiction, tuning into technology is helping some of us switch off.

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A man walks past a Westpac bank sign in Melbourne's central business district on May 4, 2020. - Westpac on May 4 announced its half-year net profit had fallen 62 percent, making it the latest Australian bank to see profits dive during the coronavirus crisis. (Photo by William WEST / AFP)

Closed businesses poised for a comeback

New insights from Westpac suggest the majority of Victorian small businesses are confident of recovery.

Small Business

WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH PIC ED JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING - Pictured is Carole Cherry and Holly Stewart, mother and daughter owner operators of Urban Oasis, who have championed Australian designers and Australian made in their Pyrmont store and have seen a massive reduction in trade since COVID. Picture: Tim Hunter.

How locals are saving boutiques

The city fringe suburb of Pyrmont is among countless communities keeping local Aussie businesses alive, one buy at a time.

Thanks a Million

WEEEKEND TELEGRAPHS - 30/10/20*** MUST NOT USE BEFORE CLEARING WITH ST PIC EDITOR JEFF DARMANIN ***News Corp CEO Michael Miller and Woolworths CEO Brad Banduci (wearing jacket) pictured at Holt ST today. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

Help us thank a million Aussies by Australia Day

While 2020 will be a year to remember – and not for all the right reasons – countless moments of courage and kindness have kept the Australian spirit alive. Now, we’re calling on you to tell us who deserves our thanks.

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