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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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Coronavirus closures

A man rides is bike along the Nightcliff foreshore as a group of people chat on the grass in Darwin, Friday, May 1, 2020. Northern Territory becomes the first state to ease COVID-19 restrictions. (AAP Image/Patrina Malone) NO ARCHIVING

Place most Aussies comply with lockdown

As Aussies enter week six of virus lockdown – and the chance of restrictions easing gets higher – one state above the rest is doing the best job at complying with measures.

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Coffee Club, Browns Plains, Thursday March 26, 2020. The cafe, which is operating in safe mode, is helping those who need assistance with ÔCoronavirusÕ packs to get essentials like bread and milk. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)

Ambitious plan to reopen pubs, restaurants

One state’s restaurants and cafes could be lifted out of coronavirus lockdown by next month, with the Premier calling the plan to reopen “ambitious”.

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Vision: House parties, Gold Coast and Brisbane Police vision of house parties in breach of COVID-19 restrictions can be downloaded from the below link. Vision list 1. Carrara house party on Saturday night 2. Pimpama house party on Saturday night 3. Banyo house party on Saturday afternoon. Picture: QLD Police

‘I’m the birfday boy’: Cops bust house party

Following the easing of some restrictions in Queensland, cops spent the weekend busting house parties that were “blatant breaches” of government directives.

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Coronavirus closures

Australia's deputy chief medical officer Nick Coatsworth says local governments won't hesitate to re-instate restrictions if there are regional COVID-19 outbreaks. Picture: Sunrise

Restrictions could be quickly tightened

Restrictions are slowly being eased across Australia, but our deputy chief medical officer has warned they could come back quickly.

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Freezing temperatures are expected to hit Australia. Picture: Weatherzone

‘Extreme’: Australia’s weather turns wild

A complex multi-centred low pressure system has converged on Australia, causing record-breaking rain in Victoria and blasting winds.

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK - APRIL 28: Crowds arrive at the Brooklyn Promenade to watch the US Navy Blue Angels and US Air Force Thunderbirds honor first responders on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic by flying over Manhattan on April 28, 2020 in New York City. Bruce Bennett/Getty Images/AFP == FOR NEWSPAPERS, INTERNET, TELCOS & TELEVISION USE ONLY ==

Pictures show Americans still don’t get it

New York is at the centre of the US coronavirus pandemic, but that didn’t stop hundreds of people from ignoring social distancing.

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A tear in the ozone the size of Greenland has closed, just weeks after it opened. Picture: Copernicus’ Atmospheric Monitoring Service

Largest tear in the ozone has closed

The largest ever hole in the ozone layer — its size dubbed “unprecedented” by scientists — has closed over the northern hemisphere.

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Frigid cold blast coming straight for us

One state has been warned to rug up ahead of frost, thunderstorms and zero degree temperatures this weekend as an icy snap hits.

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Health Problems

Chief Medical Officer Professor Brendan Murphy at a press conference at the Department of Health in Canberra, Monday, April 27, 2019. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas) NO ARCHIVING

The daily figure Australia has to reach

The curve is flattening and states are relaxing restrictions, but the chief medical officer says there’s one key step to bringing our lockdown to an end.

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Health Problems

Queue outside Woolworths in Mascot, Friday 3 April 2020. Despite the number of people everybody followed social distancing requirements and when it was announced by staff that there was no toilet paper available only one person left the line. Picture: Nikki Short

Permanent changes to Aussie way of life

The curve might be flattening, but until there’s a vaccine for coronavirus, the changes to Australians’ day-to-day life aren’t going anywhere.

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