Air pollution choking the inner west
A century of urban planning failures leaves Melbourne’s inner west with toxic air and poor health outcomes.
Written
Running in Darkness
In a national crisis of violence against women, simply stepping out the door for a run is a risk.
Challenging the Australian Dream
Australia has some of the biggest homes in the world, but they aren’t full. Granny flats and multi-generational homes could be a solution.
Government evades responsibility for specialist schooling in Disability Royal Commission response
As teachers themselves, his parents thought a dual schooling approach would help the kids at school get to know Ethan on a more “mutual ground”, as well as helping his siblings through having their brother in amongst their peers. Jane believes that in an ideal world fully integrated education systems could be fantastic, but there is too much social change needed before it could ever be successful.“In a perfect world everyone would be kind, there'd be no bullying, there'd be acceptance of everyon...
Plant-based pub classics with a zing at Ballards
At Ballards, texting the chef to book is just the start of an ad hoc, passion-driven dining experience
“Disconnect between Canberra and the bush”: Fears that Voice won’t reach regional Australia
There are growing concerns that the proposed Indigenous Voice may fail to represent the most marginalised communities, risking deeper divides and leaving remote voices unheard
Cats away, native wildlife out to play
Yarra cats owners will now join many inner-city councils with tighter cat regulations.
The Voice referendum: A moral question, not a political toy
Wiradjuri reverend Glenn Loughrey calls the Voice referendum a moral question, urging Australians to move beyond political division
Boroondara party to Voice referendum politicisation
Boroondara councillors remain divided on supporting the Voice, with no official stance set ahead of National Reconciliation Week
‘We haven’t won yet’: continued fears for refugees under new Government
Despite the federal election outcome, people remain cautious, warning that Australia has yet to address its refugee treatment failures
‘It’s a human rights issue’: Affordable housing a victim of politics
Neither major political party seems willing to tackle the issue of affordable housing, even under election pressure
Audio
Podcast: The Borders and Boundaries Episode
Researcher on Industrial West Melbourne, a story within the Borders and Boundaries episode.
Begins at 21min 36sec
We Were Wrong About is a podcast that takes a second look at things we thought we knew. Brought to you by RMIT's final-year journalism students, each episode examines the myths and misunderstandings that have shaped Australian culture, beliefs, and policy.
In this episode, we explore the defining borders and boundaries of how we live, work, and play, and we challenge their existence in modern-day Australia.
Begins at 21min 36sec
We Were Wrong About is a podcast that takes a second look at things we thought we knew. Brought to you by RMIT's final-year journalism students, each episode examines the myths and misunderstandings that have shaped Australian culture, beliefs, and policy.
In this episode, we explore the defining borders and boundaries of how we live, work, and play, and we challenge their existence in modern-day Australia.
RRR x City Journal Midday News Bulletin 13th May 2025
Presented a daily news bulletin as part of a university assessment, pitching stories, scripting, interviewing, editing grabs with Adobe Audition, and operating broadcast equipment in a live newsroom setting.
The stories I read are not the ones I researched and wrote. I researched and wrote PRISON BEDS and LIBERAL LEADER.
The stories I read are not the ones I researched and wrote. I researched and wrote PRISON BEDS and LIBERAL LEADER.
RRR x City Journal Midday News Bulletin 14th May 2025
Presented a daily news bulletin as part of a university assessment, pitching stories, scripting, interviewing, editing grabs with Adobe Audition, and operating broadcast equipment in a live newsroom setting.
I researched and wrote ENERGY AUSTRALIA and MERRI-BEK STREETS. I was also technical producer.
I researched and wrote ENERGY AUSTRALIA and MERRI-BEK STREETS. I was also technical producer.
Podcast: The Swanston Explainer
Series Producer
Today’s news explained by tomorrows journalists, an RMIT Podcast.
Today’s news explained by tomorrows journalists, an RMIT Podcast.
Video
Reporter ABC News Breakfast 2025
Researched the Rental Affordability Snapshot
Wrote the script, memorised the key points, worked with cameraman, filmed the as-live, edited the overlay
Producer Newsline 2025
- Led production of a 1.5-hour live news broadcast
- Oversaw rundown creation, filing, scripting, team coordination, and live-to-air delivery
- Collaborated effectively with camera, lighting and sound crew
- Assisted reporters and presenters on-air with timing and delivery
Reporter Newsline 2025
- Women in Melbourne reclaimed the night as part of a Melbourne Design Week event – shining a light on women’s safety in running.
- Pitched, researched, interviewed, filmed, scripted, edited, and voiced the package
- Interviewed several experts, organisers, and attendees
Reporter Newsline 2024
As household grocery budgets tighten, one Melbourne organisation has found a way to turn shrubbery into an affordable kitchen essential
- Pitched, researched, interviewed, filmed, scripted, edited, and voiced the package
- Interviewed several experts, organisers, and attendees
Producer Newsline Round-Up 2024
Led production of the 20 minute Round-Up segment of Newsline
Assisted reporters in sourcing story ideas, gathering assets, writing scripts, and editing grabs and OLAY
Collaborated effectively with other Newsline producers
Collaborated effectively with camera, lighting and sound crew
From 01:05:00 to 01:21:00
Reporter Swinburne 2023
Marking National Ride2Work day today, The City of Yarra teamed up with Bicycle Network to encourage people to get active through cycling to work
- Pitched, researched, interviewed, edited, and voiced the package
- Interviewed several experts, organisers, and attendees
Documentary Sound and Editor
Up. Side. Down. follows two high-level gymnasts, Chloe and Simone, as they train and open up about the struggles they’ve faced throughout their times as gymnasts
- Recorded sound ensuring correct levels at a high quality
- Combed through hours of interview footage and b-roll to edit the strongest cohesive story with the best visuals