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Aussies are being encouraged to support small businesses during this time. Source: Getty

Lifestyle

Keep shopping: Why it’s important to support small businesses amid Covid-19

Where you spend your money matters.

Written byTamille Head

Tech

Avoid the shops: Help elderly parents stay safe and entertained online

Avoid the shops: Help elderly parents stay safe and entertained online

More older Australians are relying on online shopping after being urged to stay at home by the government due to the outbreak of Covid-19.

Written byDanielle Grant

If your elderly parents are stuck indoors, why not help them get to grips with online shopping and digital entertainment. Source: Shutterstock.

Food

Take the night off! The best food delivery apps for eating in

Take the night off! The best food delivery apps for eating in

Self-isolation is the perfect opportunity to order in.

Written byRachael Rosel

Delivery apps are an easy way to brighten up your self-isolation. Source: Getty.

Politics

As non-essential services close due to coronavirus, what is actually open?

As non-essential services close due to coronavirus, what is actually open?

On Sunday evening, Scott Morrison announced that all non-essential services across the country would be forced to close from midday on Monday, March 23.

Written byJessica Galley

Non-essential services closed their doors on Monday. Source: Getty.

Tips

How pet owners can prepare for a potential lockdown with their furry friends

How pet owners can prepare for a potential lockdown with their furry friends

Don't forget about your pets during the coronavirus crisis!

Written byJocelyn Nickels

If you have a pet, you need to know what to do in case of a coronavirus self-isolation. Source: Getty

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