Kate Waterhouse Breaks Down The 'Celebrity Journalist' Double-Act At Start Up  February 2, 2012

Racing heir though she may be, Kate Waterhouse has forged her own career through hard work, professionalism and, yes, a few conveniently open doors. "But it's up to you to walk through them," she says. Kate's evolution from appearing in the social pages to writing for the social pages has been a relatively natural and easy transition, particularly because of her fast-discovered love of writing.

As the Style and Fashion Editor for the Sun Herald in Sydney, Kate's responsibilities exceed beyond simply looking the part. She also needs to wrangle her journalistic tasks, which she does with great capability. Kate spoke about the progression of her interesting and enviable career at Start Up, the creative conference hosted by Pedestrian Jobs and Macleay College.

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Watch or stream the other Start Up talks:
Clare Alstin from RUSSH Magazine
Nick Gower of The Grand Social
Jaime Wirth - Nightlife & Pub entrepreneur