Short fiction and poetry

Graffiti Lines – Vertigo Magazine Volume 2

‘What Girls Are Made Of’– Poetry shortlisted for the Monash Prize at the Emerging Writers’ Festival

Interviews

‘Why kelp needs our help’ – QBE Australia (Jan 2022)

‘How the QBE Foundation helped Colleen give back to The Shepherd Centre’ – QBE Australia (Jan 2022)

‘Connecting First Nations’ kids to their culture with Noongar Mia Mia’ – QBE Australia (Jan 2022)

‘Stepping Stone House gives homeless youth a joyful childhood and positive future’ – QBE Australia (Jan 2022)

‘Angus and his Mum brave the Sahara Desert to raise money for cancer’ – Australian Gynaecological Cancer Foundation

‘Dr Caroline Ford wants to reduce the stigma around gynaecological issues’ – Australian Gynaecological Cancer Foundation

‘Paula Duncan on helping other women in the name of her sister’ – Australian Gynaecological Cancer Foundation

‘Dr Dane Cheasley on why cancer research is the best job in the world’– Australian Gynaecological Cancer Foundation

‘One year into research and Dr Aime Powell is more motivated than ever’ – Australian Gynaecological Cancer Foundation

Opinion

‘30 should not feel like a deadline in advertising’ – Mumbrella (Nov 2020)

Writing for YTAO Global

‘What lies behind the curtain of your supply chain?’ – YTAO Global (Jul 21, 2020)

‘The best things in life are cruelty-free: 10 reasons to make your cosmetics kinder’ – YTAO Global (Aug 24, 2020)

‘Sustainable and ethical fashion isn’t a trend, it’s a movement: how your brand can keep up’ – YTAO Global (Aug 31, 2020)

Writing for Junkee (formerly Punkee)

‘Seven important job skills you didn’t know you had’ – Junkee (April 2016)

‘I hated my dream internship – and it was OK’ – Junkee (April 2016)

‘Dealing with those OTT offensive Facebook friends’ – Junkee (March 2016)

‘The procrastinator’s guide to first-year’ – Junkee (March 2016)