Kerri Sackville

Why does online shopping sometimes turn us into the worst versions of ourselves: needy, obsessive and unsatisfied?

I’m no foodie, but my Instagram feed is the full smorgasbord – as long as someone else is cooking.

I was hoping I could buy a new car. I couldn’t buy myself a new tyre for that amount.

Divorce is always monumentally unpleasant. I’ve tried it, and I rate it zero stars. But there is an excellent way to avoid it.

We can be better humans by occasionally looking up from our phones. It might also help us defy those pesky algorithms.

There is a lot to be furious about in the world right now. We need targets for our anger, and we find them, everywhere.

I’ve had three babies and none were born of an act of altruism. Every time I had a child I did so for me.

Every Sydney home needs one of these, and it’s not an air fryer.

Is surveilling our children healthy for them or us? I am starting to doubt it.

Reconsidering? Reassessing? Re-evaluating? Changing your mind is not a weakness, it’s a virtue.

Albanese is clearly trying to follow the example of Bob Hawke back in 1983 when he proclaimed an informal public holiday after our America’s Cup win. But there’s a vital difference.

Taylor Swift’s generosity is admirable. But it is truly sad that sharing profits with staff is so extraordinary.

In a market flooded with hot young hopefuls, The Golden Bachelor will offer a new generation of contestants looking for love in their sunset years.

News that an artificial sweetener in Diet Coke may be carcinogenic has forced me to go cold turkey. How I will miss its delicious fizziness.

Thrillseekers seem content to create scenarios in which they can cheat death. My risk-taking profile is different. I was on dating apps for eight years.

In our culture, illness is a foe to be quashed with courage and determination. That’s just wrong.

Humans have always experienced loneliness. Poets, authors and songwriters have been writing about it for generations. It is our anxiety about loneliness that is very modern.

A company called pear° has launched a ring for single people, a pale green band that signals to the world the wearer is ready to mingle.

Once a way to put down the obnoxious and entitled, the term “Karen” now refers to any middle-aged woman with an opinion.

I loved the US. Now, I wouldn’t take a Green Card if it came with a bag of cash and a date with George Clooney.