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Michael Gurney, Production Chef at FareShare, Morningside. Picture: Richard Walker

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‘Queenslanders need help’: Aussie chefs give back

Brisbane chef Michael Gurney has kept his apron on and is working hard to help feed those in need across Queensland.

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The Thanks A Million campaign Ashley Stephenson single-handedly managed the After School Care where she works throughout COVID-19Heathcote east Primary School.Cooper 7yrs - tye dye shirt Maxie 9yrs - smiley shirt, dark hair bob Quinn 5yrs - blonde hair -Ã mermaid Tahlilah 7yrs - blue hair, snow white Brady 9yrs -Ã baseball shirt yellowÃÃÃParker 6yrs - engadine dragons shirt / blue PictureÃs Darren Leigh Roberts

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Sydney woman’s solo effort to keep childcare going

Sutherland Shire’s Ashley Stephenson cancelled her annual leave to ensure children of essential workers received the care they required.

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COMMERCIAL - One In a Million - Postie Craig Whiteford on the job in Somerton Park Thursday January 14, 2021 - pic Mike Burton

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This could be Adelaide’s most dedicated postie

Craig Whiteford isn’t just any postie. He is the postie that’s called on all over the state when other posties need a break.

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WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH PIC ED JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING - THANKS A MILLION CAMPAIGN - Pictured in Seven Hills today is Australia Post postal worker Rachel Arraiza, who has gone above and beyond to deliver mail to Australians during COVID-19. Picture: Tim Hunter.

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Sydney postie praised for bringing joy during lockdown

Get your postage-free postcard with tomorrow’s Sunday Telegraph and help us say Thanks A Million to frontline workers such as postie Rachel Arraiza.

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THANKS A MILLION CAMPAIGN - Gayus Donoghue 101 pictured at St Vincent's Albert Court Hostel in Edgecliff. Gayus spent 35 years volunteering packing Christmas hampers for St Vincent de Paul in Blacktown. Picture: Toby Zerna

Local hero’s lifetime of service

Gayus Donoghue, a veteran and volunteer, has been praised for 60 years of outstanding service delivering food hampers to those in need.

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Marjan Shatu, a Woolworths Auburn team member, contributes to the Penny Appeal charity by rounding up a trolley full of groceries each week to be donated.Picture: Christian Gilles

Supermarkets ramp up efforts to feed the hungry

Throughout the pandemic, many people doing it tough have Woolworths manager Marjan Shatu to thank for putting dinner on the table.

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COMMERCIAL EDITORIAL. TAM. Yolandi Vermaak from ACT has been nominated in the Thanks A Million campaign for her volunteering work to help save at-risk wombats. Picture: Supplied

Love of wombats sparks community recognition

Yolandi Vermaak cherishes her role as a ‘wombactivist’, nurturing stricken wildlife and promoting awareness of cute and cuddly marsupials.

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Thanks a Million campaign - Aida Garcia (front) is a retired lawyer and migration agent who delivered groceries photographed with helpers (l-r) Cora Budnik, clemen Tomakin, Marilyn linn, Ruzelle Rewak, Luz Pore-Shields, Antonette McColl and Annie Baker Tuesday December 29, 2020 - pic Mike Burton

How ‘COVID couriers’ saved the day

Retired lawyer and migration agent Aida Garcia will never forget the day COVID-19 really hit in Adelaide.

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Thanks A Million campaign; District Manager of South Townsville Girl Guides Jean Croft kept her weekly meetings going by using Zoom over the COVID lockdown. Picture: Alix Sweeney

Disaster-defying Girl Guides boss battles on

Nothing – not floods, COVID-19 or the tyranny of distance – will stop Girl Guides district leader Jean Croft from getting on with what matters.

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The Thanks A Million campaign was launched by News Corp nationally to recognise the everyday Aussies who have been working to keep Australia on track throughout the difficulties of 2020 - bushfires, COVID etc.When Margaret Marion's knitting and sewing group couldn't meet at their local hall during lockdown, she opened up her garage for neighbours to drop by every day for a chat. She continued to sew from her garage to provide goods to hospitals for charity.From left : Mary, Eileen, Margaret and Maureen.Picture : Nicki Connolly

Why the garage door is always open

Margaret Marion has moved her sewing circle closer to home in a bid to keep her neighbourhood ticking over.

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Deanne Britton, Kimberley Pickette and Rose Watton from Warrambungle Community Care

COVID heroes: ‘more than just a meal’

Deanne Britton and the members of the Warrumbungle Community Care group have found an innovative way to help those most in need during COVID.

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22/12/20 - Alan Steven went above and beyond heading up the Salvation Army Emergency Response during the bushfires in late 2019. Picture: Tom Huntley

SA Salvo hero answers food crisis call

Be it on Christmas Day or birthdays, Salvation Army stalwart Alan Steven drops everything to bring food to emergency crews.

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WHY: The Thanks A Million campaign was launched by News Corp nationally to recognise the everyday Aussies who have been working to keep Australia on track throughout the difficulties of 2020 - bushfires, COVID etc.WHO: Bernardo Tobias started as a truck driver at Oz Harvest four years ago and is now a manager. He helped coordinate the food relief response during the pandemic.WHEN: Tuesday December 22TIME: 1pmWHERE: Oz Harvest, 854 Lorimer St, Port MelbourneCONTACT: 0434 586 639NOTES: Bernardo will be at the warehouse helping load the trucks with 2000 family Food Essential boxes in time for Xmas relief. Picture: Tim Carrafa

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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