My words have been published in a variety of online and print publications including ABC News, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, SBS News, Women’s Agenda, Eureka Street, Mumbrella, various Junkee titles, Pedestrian, Whimn, Concrete Playground and Beat Magazine.
10 Powerful Moments Of Women Kicking Goals Since Last International Women’s Day
Pedestrian
March, 2020
Why as a young Australian woman, I’m watching the U.S primaries with an invested interest
Women’s Agenda
March, 2020
Despite making steps towards diversity in music, Kira Puru thinks we can still do more
Beat Magazine
March, 2020
‘Double Delicious’ is the new theatrical cooking show combining food and storytelling
Beat Magazine
January, 2020
10 members strong, The Northern Folk are still evolving both in sound and lyricism
Beat Magazine
January, 2020
A comprehensive list of all the times Dune Rats have flabbergasted the world
Beat Magazine
December, 2019
I’m sick of industry leaders supporting R U OK? Day, but staying silent the rest of the year
Mumbrella
November, 2019
Five Nostalgic Sandwiches in Melbourne That’ll Make You Feel Like a Kid Again
Concrete Playground
November, 2019
Five Cult Desserts to Seek Out in Melbourne That Won’t Break the Bank
Concrete Playground
October, 2019
Privilege is the hidden ingredient for success that we don’t talk about enough
ABC News
September, 2019
We need to be able to talk about our mental health in the office every day, not just today
Mumbrella
September, 2019
Beat Magazine
September, 2019
I Was Groped At The Footy And Realised How Far We’ve Come – But How Far We’ve Got To Go
Global Hobo
August, 2019
How to Eat and Drink Your Way Around Gippsland’s Inverloch This Spring
Concrete Playground
August, 2019
Where to Get a Glass of Steamy and Spicy Mulled Wine in Melbourne This Winter
Concrete Playground
June, 2019
Why This Lesser-Known Victorian Wine Region Should Be Your Next Weekend Getaway
Concrete Playground
June, 2019
Five Out-of-Town Dates to Plan This Winter on the Mornington Peninsula
Concrete Playground
June, 2019
Name change or not, Nick Murphy (fka Chet Faker) is still the killer songwriter he’s always been
Beat Magazine
May, 2019
