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Kerri Sackville

Kerri Sackville

Author and Columnist at The Sydney Morning Herald Online

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Location
Australia
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • House
  • Life
  • Health & Medicine
  • Society

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Recent Articles

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Dan Andrews did it. Drew Barrymore did it. And it’s OK if you do it too

Reconsidering? Reassessing? Re-evaluating? Changing your mind is not a weakness, it’s a virtue.
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I track my daughters with an app. Good parenting or weird? - Sydney...

Is surveilling our children healthy for them or us? I am starting to doubt it.
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Sydney’s become more humid and damp, but I’ve found a fix - Sydney ...

Every Sydney home needs one of these, and it’s not an air fryer.
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It’s not selfish not to want kids. It’s selfish to have them

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.
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The world is a bin fire, so why am I angry at a sink?

There is a lot to be furious about in the world right now. We need targets for our anger, and we find them, everywhere.
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I showed a total stranger a Trump meme on my phone. It was a wake-u...

We can be better humans by occasionally looking up from our phones. It might also help us defy those pesky algorithms.
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If only Ben and Jennifer had followed my divorcee’s guide to marriage

Divorce is always monumentally unpleasant. I’ve tried it, and I rate it zero stars. But there is an excellent way to avoid it.
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I had a second edition copy of a literary classic valued. The resul...

I was hoping I could buy a new car. I couldn’t buy myself a new tyre for that amount.
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Food for thought: If we are what we eat, I’m probably Vegemite toast

I’m no foodie, but my Instagram feed is the full smorgasbord – as long as someone else is cooking.
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My online habit causes me great despair, but I just can’t kick it

Why does online shopping sometimes turn us into the worst versions of ourselves: needy, obsessive and unsatisfied?
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‘I owe that knob my life’: My brush with death on the M1

I could not see a thing and there was nothing I could do. I was driving blind on a busy highway in the middle of a storm.