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Australian writer Kate Halfpenny spent four decades telling other people's stories before she told her own.
She set out in journalism while still a teenager, and was a columnist and sections editor at the age of twenty.
She worked the tabloids, became a feature writer and eventually the executive editor at WHO magazine.
All while raising three kids. Then came redundancy. A mortgage that seemed insurmountable. And Covid. So Kate and her husband Chris made a snap decision to quit Melbourne for a beach lifestyle - expecting sun and fun.
But instead, they wound up having to face Chris' alcoholism head on.
Kate has packaged up her experiences in a humour-filled memoir called Boogie Wonderland.
She's also a weekly columnist for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald and runs a content creation business called Bad Mother Media.
