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Catherine Nikas-BoulosContent Editor 360 Commercial

Catherine Nikas-Boulos has been a journalist at News Corp since 2003. She began her career as a Fashion and Lifestyle writer for The Daily Telegraph Sydney Live Magazine, before going on to edit the Features Health section and lead Home magazine as its Editor. She is now a Content Editor working on national advocacy projects for the Commercial team, including the award-winning Australia’s Best Teachers campaign.

Catherine Nikas-Boulos

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Through the looking glass

WINDOWS can’t get by on looks alone these days with energy efficiency and noise reduction topping homeowners’ list of demands.

How to avoid a makeover nightmare

RENOVATING an apartment is a great option, as long as you understand the rules, writes Catherine Nikas-Boulos

Rendezview

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Dear Kim, ever hear of counting your blessings?

Pregnancy is fleeting. A baby is forever. Perhaps the next time Kim Kardashian feels compelled to take to social media to whine about swelling and backaches, she should get a little much-needed perspective.

Carefree. Dangerous. And lots of fun. What happened to childhood?

I miss my carefree ’80s childhood. I miss cassettes, rollerskating and riding my bike until dinner time. All of which have been replaced by iTunes downloads, TV on demand and fenced-off play centres.

Big impact on a small budget

IF you really want life to be simple, don’t over complicate it with things you don’t need. The same goes for home design.

Home Mag

One to single out

The Oxley 22 is well-priced to suit budget-conscious families but can offer up to four bedrooms with the study genuinely large enough to be converted.

My family and other animals

WITH the rising cost of real estate in this country more people are looking to make the most of their money by moving in with intergenerational family members.

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My trolley is overflowing with marketing ploys

The supermarket supremos of this nation rule the schoolyard. Just as I’ve bothered to collect one set of cards, which I am told are the be-all and end-all at school, a new gimmick has been launched.

The bliss of school holiday traffic

If the dwindling peak hour traffic during school holidays is anything go by, either there’s a mass exodus from the work force or people have their kids enrolled in schools nowhere near their homes.

Home

The little house that could

THERE’S a lot to learn from this House Rules reno by Tasmanians Cassie and Matt, writes Catherine Nikas-Boulos.

Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/catherine-nikas-boulos/page/38