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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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*** PICS FOR SUNDAY TELEGRAPH USE ONLY. EMBARGOED UNTIL SUNDAY 23RD JULY. DO NOT USE ELSEWHERE WITHOUT FIRST CONTACTING JEFF DARMANIN.19/07/23. The Sunday Telegraph. News.Marrickville, Sydney, NSW, Australia.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pictured with Year 6 Students at Marrickville Public School, who participated in the 2022 Prime MinisterÃs Spelling Bee and are gearing up for 2023The PM is pictured with winners of The PremierÃs Spelling Bee, Katavu Manu (left/back) and Alena Kazi.Picture: Julian Andrews

‘Words key to opportunity’: PM kicks off Spelling Bee

PM Anthony Albanese has revealed why learning to spell in this digital world is more important than ever, as he launches his Spelling Bee.

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Beginners guide to beekeeping

It is possible to harvest your very own fresh honey without the risk of being stung. Here’s how.

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How Wendy Moore’s teenage dream came true

Forget Prince Charming on a white steed – the Selling Houses Australia star’s girlhood wish was for a luxe room of one’s own. And now she’s finally got it.

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WARNING. WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH PIC ED JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING. NSW Ambulance officer Steve Tougher and his wife Madison Tougher as seen on social media. Steven was stabbed to death in the carpark of McDonalds Campbelltown on the 14th April 2023

Why Steven’s death brings tears to my eyes

All the hairs on my arms and down my spine stood on end after the fatal attack on the off-duty paramedic in Campbelltown. What a terrible act of violence, writes Diana Jenkins.

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Sky News anchor’s tears: ‘A bit of a shock’

A glamorous life in the public eye hasn’t spared Sky News anchor Jaynie Seal from personal tragedy.

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Bougie on a budget: How to help teens

A teen’s bedroom is their pride and joy. Here are some ideas for your kids who desire a cool space to call their own — which parents can get involved in.

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Children’s book author Andrew Daddo knows how to tell a great story: read on

Former actor turned children’s author Andrew Daddo on good old fashioned fun and why life’s a beach.

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New ‘comfort’ trend helping anxious homeowners

Nervous homemakers are turning to nature to help them feel more attuned and at peace when they are at home.

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At Home 2023: UNDER STRICT EMBARGO FOR AT HOME, DO NOT USE, PLEASE SEE EDITOR DI JENKINS PRIOR TO USE. EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Bunnings launches new pet range Friday 24 March 2023.

First look: Bunnings’ new pet line

Bunnings just got serious about fur babies, launching over 700 new products in its hotly anticipated expanded pet care range. BE FIRST TO SEE SELECT ITEMS HERE

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How to turn takeaway coffee cups into stunning sustainable products

Forget that nasty guilty feeling when ordering your next coffee to go – new advances in technology save disposable coffee cups from landfill and turn them into items of lasting beauty for the home

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