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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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Patrick Tadros

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Wentworth Courier

Coles to open specialty store in Rose Bay featuring self-serve coffee and pet food bar

A brand new Coles supermarket in Sydney’s East could change the way Australians grocery shop forever. Take a look inside the futuristic new store.

Hibernation

How to keep your kids busy for hours

Struggling to work out how to keep your kids stimulated during isolation? Try these tasks to help keep your little ones entertained inside.

Sydney

Jonathan Hayes, Builder and Owner of Tailored Construction Group, says tradies are up to date on what needs to be happening to ensure a safe workplace in the time of coronavirus

Using tradies during COVID-19 pandemic

As Australians spend more time at home due to the coronavirus crisis, it’s a great opportunity to spruce things up with the help of tradies, who are still able to get work done — while sticking to social distancing rules. Here’s how.

Pets and Wildlife

Free pet food delivery for the pets of the vulnerable and elderly

Petbarn and Uber are teaming up to launch a store to door same-day delivery service, where orders can be made online and delivered a few hours later.

Saver HQ

Ryan Livings poses in Spring Hill, Brisbane on Thursday, April 16, 2020. Mr Livings has lost his income due to Covid-19 and is looking for forklift work. (AAP Image/Claudia Baxter)

How coronavirus is impacting job seekers

The coronavirus outbreak is creating lasting workplace change to many Australians, and those unemployed are thinking creatively to adapt to the evolving crisis.

NSW

Placards that read 'Pell to Hell Now' were placed on the doors of St Mary's Cathedral after the High Court of Australia today aquitted Cardinal George Pell of sexual abuse convictions against two boys. Picture: Toby Zerna

Churches cope with empty pews, live-streaming worship services

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, most churches have moved online and are taking to the video waves to try and ensure their parishioners get as close to the at-church experience as they can.

Hibernation

Easter, Child, Easter Egg Hunt, Easter Egg, Sunrise, Girls

Easter traditions you can uphold in home isolation

There are plenty of ways to keep the traditional Easter fun going to help your family beat the isolation blues.

Money

Dean Salakas, CEO of The Party People at his Drummoyne store. The small business has two stores in Sydney, Drummoyne and San Souci. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Critical lifeline for small business

Small businesses hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic are finding new ways to stay afloat as assistance packages provide support.

Saver HQ

Fitness trainer Bridgette Carter who of Bridge Fitness is one of many people in the fitness industry who is finding alternative ways to retain clients after taking a direct hit during the coronavirus outbreak. Bridgette is offering virtual lessons for her clients. Picture: Tony Gough

Your rights to cancelling gym memberships

With gyms closed across the nation, Aussies wanting to cancel their membership have been urged to flex their consumer-rights muscle and explore other ways to keep fit while in lockdown.

Coronavirus

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 18: Coles staff restock shelves before opening time during the first Coles Community Hour at Coles Southland on March 18, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Coles supermarkets have introduced a dedicated community hour to improve access to essential groceries for the elderly and disadvantaged, as Australia experiences unprecedented demand on basic items as people stock up over growing fears over the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Martin Keep/Getty Images for Coles)

Coles is hiring 5000 more workers

Coles has put out a call to fill 5000 new jobs across various departments. Find out what’s up for grabs.

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