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Natalie BrownLifestyle reporter

Natalie graduated with a Bachelor of Journalism from Queensland’s University of Technology before becoming the youngest member of the news.com.au team. She spent her university days interning at Vogue and Brisbane’s Style magazine and worked as an editorial assistant and contributor at digital publication for young women, WinWin magazine. Her career so far has been spent covering everything from breaking news, US politics and a certain global pandemic to the revival of Tasty Toobs and which type of avocado truly reigns supreme.

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A series of cold fronts and a thick cloud band from the west are set to bring cold and wintry weather and widespread rainfall to much of Australia this week. Picture: Windy

Cold blast to hit Australia this weekend

Multiple cold fronts will continue to blast Australia with wintry weather and widespread rain, after damaging winds and hail lashed overnight.

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Woolworths' employee Bryn Rayfield uses the company's new Scan & Go app at the Double Bay store in Sydney, Thursday, September 6, 2018. The supermarket will offer customers the opportunity to take part in a trial of the app which allows shoppers to scan and pay for items without using a check-out. (AAP Image/Dan Himbrechts) NO ARCHIVING

Woolies’ big change to how you shop

Supermarket giant Woolworths will increasingly offer checkout-free self-service in stores, where you scan and pay through an app.

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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II leaves after attending a church service at St Mary the Virgin Church in Hillington, Norfolk, eastern England, on January 19, 2020. - Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will give up their royal titles and public funding as part of a settlement with the Queen to start a new life away from the British monarchy. The historic announcement from Buckingham Palace on Saturday follows more than a week of intense private talks aimed at managing the fallout of the globetrotting couple's shock resignation from front-line royal duties. (Photo by Lindsey Parnaby / AFP)

Queen’s massive financial blow

Shutting the royal palaces for several months, paired with the coronavirus lockdown has threatened to blow a big hole in the Queen’s finances.

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Global Coronavirus

A Filipino family have been chased by a man’s dog and told to take the coronavirus “back to China” in a racist attack in an Auckland neighbourhood. Picture: Supplied

Family chased by dog in disturbing attack

A Filipino family have been chased by a man’s dog and told to take their COVID-19 “back to China” in a racist attack in New Zealand.

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Unlikely voice behind popular kid's show. Picture: Supplied

Unlikely voice behind popular kids’ show

It is the Emmy award winning Australian children’s show with the lovable dad. And the voice behind him may sound familiar.

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Global Coronavirus

A radiologist comforts patient Doreen Mount before having an X-ray in the X-ray department at the Royal Blackburn Teaching Hospital in Blackburn, north-west England on May 14, 2020, as national health service (NHS) staff in Britain fight the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by HANNAH MCKAY / POOL / AFP)

How virus ripped through the UK

Research has shown 20 per cent of the UK’s COVID-19 patients got the virus while in hospital for unrelated illnesses.

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NSW & ACT Crime

ALBURY, AUSTRALIA - MAY 02: NSW Police Deputy Commissioner Jeff Loy speaks to the media at the repatriation ceremony of Constable Glen Humphris on May 02, 2020 in Albury, Australia. Constable Glen Humphris was killed along with three colleagues on Wednesday 22 April 2020 when a truck crashed into them during a roadside stop on the Eastern Freeway in Melbourne. The officers had pulled over a Porsche for speeding when a semi-trailer truck collided with them. The deaths of the four officers - Leading Senior Constable Lynette Taylor, Constable Glen Humphris, Senior Constable Kevin King and Constable Josh Prestney - is the largest single loss of police lives in one incident in the history of Victoria Police. (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images)

Top cop’s unlocked police car stolen

One of NSW’s highest-ranking police officers left his unmarked police car unlocked out the front of his house before it was stolen.

Australian Holidays

NRM Weekend. Direction signs in town, Port Ogasta, South Australia. Photo: iStock

What you’re allowed to do this weekend

As restrictions start to lift, and the first taste of freedom sweeps the country – here’s where you can travel, and what you can do this weekend.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 29: Cleaners are pictured at work while wearing PPE at the Waverley Bus Depot on April 29, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet said in a statement the equivalent of 3000 full-time cleaners would be working by the end of June in an effort to help combat COVID-19 in New South Wales. (Photo by Brook Mitchell/Getty Images)

‘Do not use public transport’

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has warned commuters not to catch public transport, with fears it could lead to an influx of coronavirus cases.

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Global Coronavirus

Russian President Vladimir Putin, addresses the nation via video conference at the Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow, Russia, Monday, May 11, 2020. Putin, speaking in a televised address to the nation Monday, said that it will be up to the governors of Russia's far-flung to determine what industrial plants could reopen starting Tuesday. He emphasized that it's essential to preserve jobs and keep the economy running provided that workers strictly observe sanitary norms. (Alexei Nikolsky, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool Photo via AP)

Putin’s coronavirus boast backfires

Less than two months ago Vladimir Putin boasted his nation had the coronavirus pandemic under control. Now Russia has been devastated.

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