Katherine Feeney
Essential Kids
Brisbane, QLD, Australia
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Past articles by Katherine:
Ageing: When your partner asks if there is seating at a Lily Allen concert
Age. It happens. But sometimes you see it before you feel it. → Read More
How small bars have 'Melbourne-ified' Brisbane
Decades ago, Matthew Jones found his hometown nightlife so wanting he would hightail down the highway for the glittering lights of the Gold Coast. → Read More
How Shane Jenek went from Mr Tiny Tot to Courtney Act
Shane Jenek's career may have begun in suburban Brisbane, but the state capital was also a closet he had to leave in order to find himself. → Read More
An unrequited love letter to the lost rollerbladers of Brisbane
Dear Rollerbladers of Brisbane, it's not easy for me to write this letter. Indeed, I don't even know where to send this letter because I don't know where you are anymore. Where did you go? Why didn't you take me with you? → Read More
On Christmas Day, at age 59, Kim Ross discovered she was adopted
Family skeletons have started walking out of closets en masse thanks to technology changes that have helped people discover their true identities. → Read More
Flood shark sightings have residents on edge
Goodna residents are navigating their flooded streets in fear after unconfirmed sightings of bull sharks in the area. → Read More
Once lovers, they're still partners - but would not recommend going into business with your sweetheart
Bonnie Shearston and Tom Sanceau were living their shared dream but found success in business came at the expense of their relationship. → Read More
My mother taught me never to depend on a man, and here's why that failed me
When my daughter arrived, it was magnificent and terrible. → Read More
Why we baptised our baby despite almost never going to church
Are we frauds? → Read More
How many strikes do you suffer before tossing your partner out?
When we explode at our partner we need to own our mistakes. → Read More
Why men need to relieve themselves of 'orgasm obligation'
Orgasm anxiety is taking the fun out of sex. → Read More
Living ghost Charlize Theron blanks Sean Penn
Ever stopped responding to texts, calls and emails from a lover? Then you're an impolite ghost. → Read More
A happy ending? the intimacy of massage
We should be open to finding out more about ourselves. → Read More
How do you say goodbye for the last time?
Recent news from a dear friend brought home the reality of live and death and love. → Read More
What would you do if you found out your partner had a criminal past?
Some people find themselves in relationships with people who have done terrible things, and it is the discovery of this horror that forces them to make a decision: should they stay, or should they go? → Read More
Does birth order influence our relationships?
New research indicates those born first stand a better chance of landing a loving, long-term relationship than their siblings. But is it for real, or just something fun to think about? → Read More
Mistresses, married women and early-morning workouts
People haven't stopped having affairs, they're just having them first thing in the morning at the gym or at boot camp. → Read More
Making sex fun again
"I can't figure out why our sex has become so, well, boring." → Read More
This is the last blog I intend to ever write, unmarried
This is the last blog I intend to ever write, unmarried Katherine Feeney April 11, 2014 Celebrating our commitment to love another: it is a gift that should be given to everyone. Photo: Stepan Popov I almost still can’t believe I’ve come to this point. But I find it harder to accept that there will be people there, on Saturday, at my wedding, celebrating our friendship, my love, and my future,… → Read More
Why are single men so scared of love?
When it comes to finding someone to love, why are we hiding behind our machines? And is this cowardly, or clever? Have we evolved, or devolved, socially speaking? → Read More