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.

An autobiographical reflection I wrote to coincide with the release of my History Listen documentary, Visions of the Filipina Bride. This reflected on the passing of my late mother and the broader geopolitical and sociological forces that influenced her migration to Australia.

A longform interactive article produced in collaboration with ABC Science's Belinda Smith. I contributed reporting and photography. The feature later was selected to be part of the 2023 Best Australian Science Writing Anthology.

A profile of the lauded Australian photographer, William Yang.

An interactive article I wrote, photographed, and produced for ABC Radio National online. This profiles the work of Reef Design Lab — an industrial design studio invested in marine restoration projects — and the emerging field of eco-engineering.

An article for ABC News on Thomas Sauvin's Beijing Silvermine — a vast found photography archive that charts the rise of China's dramatic turn to a consumer society.

An article looking into the ways two housing towers — one public, one private — were treated radically differently by Victorian authorities during Melbourne's second lockdown.

An article looking into the decline of Victoria's public housing stock, and the fate of public housing tenants amid an unprecedented housing renewal program, which will see some public housing estates sold to private developers.

A longform interactive piece I wrote, photographed, and producer, looking at the fate of Australia's post-war architectural heritage.

An article for ABC News on understanding the nuances of the Pacific's gender identities — distinct from how the West understands gender diversity.

An archive of my journalism for the ABC's Asia Pacific Newsroom. A foreign affairs newsroom with a focus on Australia's immediate region.

An article for Australian landscape architecture publication, Foreground, looking at the long arc of Melbourne's environmental history. Prior to colonisation, the land around the CBD was home to Billabongs, creeks and swamps. It’s this history that informed proposals for an inner urban development that straddles what was once a seasonal lagoon.

An article for Australian landscape architecture publication, Foreground, dissecting the overwhelming community backlash to a skate park proposal in one of Sydney's most affluent neighbourhoods.

An article for Australian landscape architecture publication, Foreground. This is an interview with Salvadorian-American landscape architect Mia Lehrer, on the contradictions of life in Los Angeles — and how design literacy can give the city's disenfranchised a stake in their local communities.

An essay I penned for British music publication The Quietus, looking at the queer undercurrents that seep through popular imaginings of traditional Australian masculinity.

'Breaking Lab' is a written and photographic profile I penned for the magazine, Men In This Town, profiling the work of Hillvale, an independent film processing lab in Brunswick, Australia.

An article for Vice Australia, looking into the cultural phenomenon of 'outing' queer individuals — particularly from those within the community.

A profile for Vice Australia on the country's "most notorious piss fetishist", Troughman.

An interview with Melbourne-based artist, Benjamin Prabowo Sexton (né Lichtenstein) for Vice Australia.

Australia is an inherently camp nation, and our abiding love for Eurovision is one way to understand that. I explored this for a British audience in The Quietus.

An article for Broadsheet Melbourne, detailing why the City of Melbourne's assigned every single one of the municipality's trees a unique email — with guaranteed responses back.