Kate Hamilton
freelance writer and journalist

A Sob Story for All Ages

August 9, 2008 · by Kate · in Journalism, Sydney Morning Herald
First published in Sydney Morning Herald, August 9, 2008

When Amber Jones* was a year old she was left to sleep in her own vomit by her parents as part of a popular baby sleep-training regimen known as controlled crying.

A Big Box Comes Knocking

July 26, 2008 · by Kate · in Journalism, Online, Sydney Morning Herald
First published in The Sydney Morning Herald, July 26, 2008

Mullumbimby saw itself as a refuge from ruinous development – until Woolworths entered the fray.

Birth Pangs

November 8, 2003 · by Kate · in Good Weekend, Journalism, Sydney Morning Herald
First published in Good Weekend, November 8, 2003

One in four Australian babies is now born via the scalpel and, if the trend continues, natural birth may become obsolete. Kate Hamilton reports on why we’ve lost our faith in nature and what it’s costing women.

The Freakiest Trip

March 29, 2003 · by Kate · in Good Weekend, Journalism, Sydney Morning Herald
First published in Good Weekend, March 29, 2003

William S. Burroughs loathed it, Timothy Leary loved it, but most people scarcely know it exists. It’s DMT, a powerful hallucinogen that offers a mind-blowing and sometimes terrifying high … as well as a possible explanation for everything from schizophrenia to alien encounters.

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