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In this episode of "Inside My Bubble", the new Play Stuff Originals web series, Dr Michelle Dickinson aka Nanogirl reveals how Covid-19 put her life into turmoil and she gives her best coronavirus myth-busting tips.

Dr Lesina Nakhid-Schuster says Canberra Hospital where she's working as a locum is busier than ever with DIY-related injuries from people staying at home.

Actor Robyn Malcolm explains what catching a cold just before lockdown meant for her and her family.

Pro golfer Ryan Fox on keeping match fit during the lockdown.

In this episode of "Inside My Bubble", the new Play Stuff Originals web series, country and soul singer/songwriter Tami Neilson explains how a cancelled tour led to her performing live to a 100 hundred thousand strong global audience.

Boxer Joseph Parker has been putting a smile on people’s faces during lockdown thanks to some creative thinking that’s been going on inside his bubble.

Microbiologist Dr Siouxsie Wiles is the cool, calm science commentator who tells us what we need to know about Covid-19. But she has a secret deep in her bubble that may surprise you.

Kiwi stuntwoman and actor Zoe Bell describes how a film put on hold indefinitely due to the Covid outbreak has made her a refugee from Tinseltown.

Chef and restaurateur Josh Emett has been showing us how to make some classic comfort dishes via Instagram, perfect for feeding the bubble lockdown.

Keeping our music industry alive - Songwriter and producer Joel Little says the music industry was one of the first casualties of Covid-19 but, he explains, there’s a simple way to help the artists affected.

In this episode of "Inside My Bubble", the new Play Stuff Originals web series, Black Cap all-rounder Jimmy Neesham describes the eerie experience of playing a test match against Australia to an empty stadium in Sydney.

The Bachelorette’s Lily McManus says she and partner Richie Boyens had plenty of self-isolation practice before lockdown, having to keep their romance secret before the series aired

Green Party co-leader James Shaw admits Covid-19 will make net emission reduction harder. So what’s keeping his optimism high?

Chef and My Food Bag co-founder Nadia Lim has managed to work harder than ever during lockdown, producing a whole TV series at home with her husband, who’s shot nearly everything on a smartphone.

White Ferns skipper Sophie Devine talks about why she made the difficult decision to stay in Australia for the lockdown.

Opera trio O Sole Mio deliver a heartfelt message for our ‘supercool’ essential workers.

Shifting to Level 3 has track and field athlete Eliza McCartney getting closer to pole vaulting for the first time in months.