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Patrick TadrosNews and Features Editor

Patrick Tadros is a national features editor with more than a decade’s experience. He has written across all News Corp publications, including Escape and At Home, and contributes to SMARTdaily, NewsLocal and the School Holiday Guide.

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Adele before (2008) and after (2020) weightloss. Picture: Instagram/Getty Images

How to win the battle of ISO bulge

There’s inspiration to tap into via celebrities like Adele who is showing determination to eat healthy and stay fit during the pandemic.

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SUNDAY TELEGRAPH - Pictured at home in Coogee today is Courtney Roulston, who is the Sydney Swans chef and Masterchef 2 x contestant. Picture: Tim Hunter.

True health cost of lockdown revealed

Constantly being near the kitchen has led to more than half of Australians putting on weight since being confined to their homes during self-isolation.

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A mother and her baby daughter pick fresh strawberries from their garden on a warm late summer morning at their home. Shot in Washington state.

Coronavirus gardening: Here’s how a tradie can help

Step away from the fridge and do something to really make a difference: create your own backyard garden. With a little planning and help, it is possible to turn even the dreariest outdoor space into a natural retreat.

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Australians experience depression every day so it's important to check in and see if your loved ones and friends are okay.Georgina Cowell, 20, has been battling with depression for almost 10 years and has received help from her family and psychologists. Picture: David Caird

Essential guide to asking RUOK?

Now more than ever it’s important to check in on how your friends and family are. This is how to do it without imposing.

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Daily Telegraph journalist James Morrow has taken up the hobby of smoking meats during his time in isolation due to the coronavirus. Pictured at his Petersham home smoking some meat. Picture: Toby Zerna

Surprising hobbies taken up while stuck at home

Our days in isolation might slowly be coming to an end, but new and inventive ways to pass the time at home have never been more popular.

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Lauren Patterson with her kids Madi Hunter 7yrs and Max Hunter 4yrs, at home working out with kids playful and outdoors, Boondall, on Friday 8th May 2020 - Photo Steve Pohlner

Easy ways to keep fit in isolation

Families exercising together can emerge from the lockdown stronger, and Kidspot has unveiled a campaign to help you stay active.

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Coronavirus. Picture: istock Coronavirus. Picture: istock Shot of a young man and his daughter cleaning the kitchen at home

Getting your home ready for sale with the help of tradies

Readying your home for sale can feel like a daunting and costly task. With small improvements and some help from tradies can make your home as good as new. Here are some ways to get started.

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MKR's two new judges - Manu Feildel and Pete Evans.

MKR star reveals family cancer shock

Celebrity chef Manu Feildel opens up about his mother’s brave cancer battle and what she taught him, ahead of Mother’s Day.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MAY 04-2020; Nine Year old Zara has her birthday party with friends and family via zoom, in Mascot, Sydney, Australia on May 04 2020. Photo by Gaye Gerard/ Daily Telegraph

How birthday girls and boys are celebrating during lockdown

Australians are not letting the COVID-19 pandemic get in the way of their special day. Here is how the birthday girls and boys are celebrating nationwide this month.

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CORONAVIRUS: Young woman working from her home office and talking on the phone during the quarantine due to Covid-19.

DIY or hire a tradie to help fix up your home office

While setting up a suitable working space can be challenging, there are ways you can plan and create a professional and productive space without spending too much money. These simple tips can help you create an efficient home office on a budget.

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