Hi. I work in sound, words, and photography.

Over the past decade I've worked for the BBC World Service, ABC Radio National, ABC News, and the Sydney Opera House, among others.

In that time I've made audio documentaries, produced live radio and podcasts, curated public talks, and reported on foreign affairs.

I also take photos. Lots of them. Some of them have been exhibited around Australia as part of the National Portrait Prize.

So, if you're into the arts, design, and social history, give my work a read, listen, or look.

I'm based in London, and I'd love to chat.

‘Inheritance’ is a trip through Hayley Millar-Baker and Alan Weedon’s inherited photographic archives from their paternal relatives: white men of an inter-war Australia that has since been confined to the history books. For the artists, the world that is presented — Millar-Baker’s Grandfather and Weedon’s Father — is fragmented, as they died long before the artists were in a position to find out more.

This portrait made it into Monash Gallery of Art's Life in Lockdown exhibition, which included work by people who lived through Victoria’s lockdowns during 2020 and 2021 as a result of the COVID-19 global pandemic.

My portrait of musician Simon Lam was a finalist in the National Portrait Gallery of Australia's 2019 National Portrait Prize.

A photography project by Melbourne-based film developmer, Hillvale. C-41 colour negative film stitched together to create a continuous loop of photographs shot by local photographers run through a series of cogs in an installation called ‘The Hillvale Stitch-Up Machine’.