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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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Kids aren’t rude. Adults are

A colleague recently told me how getting on the bus proved a real eye-opener for her. Every student who got off the bus thanked the driver. The adults, not so much.

Opinion

Kids aren’t rude. It’s the ADULTS

IF sorry is the hardest word, then why does it so often spill out of the mouth of babes?

NSW

DT HOME RENOVATE STEPHEN COLLIER 18 DEC 2015 ARCHITECTS HOME IN THE HORIZON BUILDING, DARLINGHURST

How to make a small apartment feel grand

Architect Stephen Collier worked on a small apartment in Potts Point. Here’s some top tips.

Rendezview

Kids’ soccer meets adult aggravation

It started out like every other kids’ soccer game. Throw in an overzealous coach and an irate parent, and things got a little crazy.

Lifestyle

DT HOME FOCUS ROOFING MAY 2 2015 Attic Living (Attic Group) marvellephotography.com.au

Going up in the world

THAT empty space sitting under your roof could offer a world of opportunities, writes Catherine Nikas-Boulos.

Rendezview

THINKSTOCK REAL ESTATE .. A stock photograph of family standing outside their new home.

Would you buy a murder house?

The property market can be a killer. But what if there has actually been a killing in a house you think might be your dream home? Would you still buy it?

Rendezview

JUNE 2003 : See-through ensuite bathroom with only clear glass separating the bathroom from the bedroom, in the Paddington Central apartment development, 06/03. NSW / Housing / Real Estate / Interior

Whatever happened to bathroom doors?

I don’t need to go into a detailed discussion of what goes on in a toilet. This most natural necessity should not be relegated to the file of shame, but does it really need to be shared in great detail with your great love?

Home

Display home: Single and loving it

THERE’S a lot to enjoy in this spacious design, which has been heralded as a sensible option for busy families, writes CATHERINE NIKAS-BOULOS.

Home

New homes defining architectural future

TH Edenvale 37 by McDonald Jones is a tribute to modern architecture with sharp, square lines defining the home.

Home

Get more house for your buck

THIS home is no shrinking violet when it comes to space and if you’re looking to get more house for your buck it could be the forever house for growing families.

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