Sara Mulcahy

Port Douglas

Writer and Editor at Freelance

Articles

How to speak to your partner about divorce

1 week ago | smh.com.au | Sara Mulcahy

How to talk to your partner about divorceWe’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later. By Sara Mulcahy May 5, 2025 — 2.53pm, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. There might not be a single good way to start a conversation about divorce, but there are certainly plenty of bad ways.
How to speak to your partner about divorce

1 week ago | watoday.com.au | Sara Mulcahy

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Who gets the friends in a divorce?

1 month ago | smh.com.au | Sara Mulcahy

By Sara Mulcahy April 4, 2025 — 12.33pm, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. When Tamsin Jowett decided to separate from her husband of 25 years, she says she discovered what true friendship really is. “Our separation was sudden and was a dramatic change,” says Jowett. “So much comes to light in those first few months.
The golden rules for getting a divorce

2 months ago | smh.com.au | Sara Mulcahy

By Sara Mulcahy March 5, 2025 — 3.26pm, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. As always, Hollywood awards season has dominated the news cycle over summer, running from the Golden Globes in January to the Oscars in March. But another, more underwhelming season coincides almost exactly, except there’s no red carpet, no TV cameras, and you probably won’t be making a speech thanking your spouse.
How To Choose The Right Kitchen Benchtop For You (With Prices!)

Jan 21, 2025 | homestolove.com.au | Shannon Vos |Sara Mulcahy

It seems like we are always talking about kitchens in some regard and the way we use them – and rightly so. The kitchen is one of the most utilitarian spaces in the home, a highly used zone and a meeting space of sorts. But it also has to look decent, as it is the home’s beating heart. The kitchen benchtop is one of your home’s hardest-working elements, and greasy hands and red-wine stains (speaking from experience) will put the hardiest benchtop through its paces.
Why we're working anywhere but the office

Nov 6, 2024 | kanebridgenews.com | Sara Mulcahy

In a post pandemic environment, Australian workers are voting with their feet and skipping the office in favour of other, more appealing environments From the latest issue of Kanebridge Quarterly magazine. Order your copy here. For many, working from home is the new normal. The transition from being based in the office to working off-site has been a fundamental one, and almost four in 10 Australians worked from home at least once a week throughout 2023. While figures show a slight decrease on...
Want to enjoy never-to-be-built-out views? It may be time to tee off

Oct 29, 2024 | kanebridgenews.com | Sara Mulcahy

You don’t need to be a golfer to enjoy the benefits of living adjacent to a golf course in Australia From the Spring 2024 issue of Kanebridge Quarterly. Order your copy here. W hile water views are usually considered most desirable for property buyers, golf course vistas are snapping at their proverbial heels. This past quarter century has witnessed a golden age in Australian golf course living, with dozens — if not hundreds— of residential courses built around our major cities and tourist...
Far North Queensland is a train traveller’s paradise

May 17, 2024 | escape.com.au | Sara Mulcahy

Armed with picks, shovels and dynamite, about 1000 men are beating a path through the unforgiving landscape of the Great Dividing Range west of Cairns. Navigating dense forest, precipitous cliffs, deep ravines and torrential waterfalls – not to mention venomous snakes and poisonous plants – they live in temporary hotels built along small ledges.
I found Australia’s best-kept chocolate secret

Feb 24, 2024 | escape.com.au | Sara Mulcahy

Far North Queensland, with its hot, humid summers and balmy winters, rates highly as a holiday destination, but its climate also makes it the perfect spot for growing all sorts of exotic crops, from vanilla and coffee to mangoes and agave. But did you know it’s also a great place to raise cocoa? Hidden away in plain sight is a young chocolate industry, where the bean-to-bar business is turning heads on the international stage and the tourist trail.
The Aussie wonder that was hidden for centuries

Jan 19, 2024 | escape.com.au | Sara Mulcahy

Gliding through the glassy green water on a small electric-powered boat, we gaze up in awe at the 20m-high red sandstone cliffs on either side of us, in some places just 2m apart. The early-morning sunlight glances from side to side, revealing colourful and differently textured layers of whole eras of geological history.