Short fiction

Short story, ‘No Cockatoos’ published in Meanjin (Winter 2021).

Short story, ‘Winner, Winner’ published in The Saturday Paper in three parts (July 2020) Part 1; Part 2; and Part 3.

 

Significant contributions to other books

Contributor to Choice Words: a collection of writing about abortion edited by Louise Swinn (Allen & Unwin, 2019)

‘Correspondence’ to Quarterly Essay 72 - Net Loss by Sebastian Smee

‘Correspondence’ to Quarterly Essay 83 - Top Blokes by Lech Blaine

 

Writing in The Monthly

Debt-à-porter: an investigation into the people left behind and millions in debts when Ellery Land Pty Ltd closed (April 2023)

A review of Losing Face by George Haddad (August 2022)

‘Desire’s Conspiracies’: an essay reviewing The Right to Sex by Amia Srinivasan (September 2021)

‘Ill-informed consent’: on teaching consent in Australian schools (May 2021)

‘Dangerous Precedents’: on the legal avenues for dealing with Christian Porter (April 2021)

‘Ben Quilty in Bleeding Colour’ (February 2019)

 
 
 
 

journalism, arts criticism, and comment for The Saturday Paper

Review of RGB: Of Many, One by Sydney Theatre Company (12 November 2022)

‘Queensland affirmative consent laws follow NSW example’ (9 July 2022)

‘Delays are allowing abusers to hide assets from their victims’ (26 March 2022)

‘The revolution will be organised’ (18 December 2021)

Review of Julius Caesar by Sydney Theatre Company (27 November 2021)

'The uneven justice of defamation law in Australia (13 November 2021)

NSW Attorney-General Mark Speakman on defamation reform, consent law reform, and RSE education (29 May 2021)

Review of Stop Girl by Belvoir St Theatre (3 April 2021)

‘Between Here and Justice’ extended essay on the ‘March4Justice’, Porter allegations, Higgins, etc. (20 March 2021)

Review of Playing Beatie Bow by Sydney Theatre Company (6 March 2021)

Review of Milk Fed by Melissa Broder (27 February 2021)

Review of The Picture of Dorian Gray by the Sydney Theatre Company (5 December 2020)

Review of Leave the World Behind by Rumaan Alam (28 November 2020)

The old guard preventing consent law reform (15 August 2020)

Dyson Heydon and sexual harassment in the legal profession (27 June 2020)

Queensland’s domestic violence struggle (29 February 2020)

Proposed reforms to NSW consent laws (16 November 2019)

Portrait of Sydney Contemporary Art Fair Director, Barry Keldoulis (7 September 2019)

Profile of supergroup Seeker, Lover, Keeper (17 August 2019)

The High Court’s decision to rule a known sperm donor the child’s legal father (29 June 2019)

Art Gallery of South Australia’s new director: Rhana Devenport (8 June 2019)

The fight to reform Queensland’s consent laws (25 May 2019)

The flaws in Queensland’s Bill of Rights draft (8 December 2018)

Queensland debating abortion reform (22 September 2018)

My inbox after #MeToo (8 September 2018)

Exclusive: Christian Lobby academic heads law school (21 July 2018)

 
 
 
 

Writing for The Guardian

The limits of storytelling to make change (21 August 2022)

The Craig McLachlan case shows how far we still have to go in the fight for consent law reform (22 December 2020)

Coverage of the #LetHerSpeak campaign after winning ABIA for Best Biography (3 May 2019)

Queensland is the worst state in Australia for survivors to try to access justice (13 December 2018)

Coverage of the #LetHerSpeak campaign to reform gag laws in Tasmania and the Northern Territory (19 November 2018)

Considerations for and against the jury system in Australian courts (21 July 2018)

What I learned from going to the police and writing Eggshell Skull (21 May 2018)

An interview with author Eileen Ormsby about her book The Darkest Web (22 March 2018)

An interview with author Dr Nikki Stamp about her book Can You Die of a Broken Heart? (24 February 2018)

An interview with author Caroline Baum about her memoir Only (7 March 2017)

An interview with author Holly Throsby about her novel Goodwood (10 October 2016)

An interview with author Liam Pieper about his novel The Toymaker (21 July 2016)

 
 
 

Other arts and cultural journalism

‘Jenny Offill's Weather creates a storm of feelings around the climate crisis’, Good Weekend, 10 July 2020

‘All the Right Moves’, Good Weekend, 14 December 2019

‘The 'devastatingly intense' lessons in Christos Tsiolkas' Damascus’, Good Weekend, 14 December 2019

‘Ratatouille dishes up food for the soul’, Good Weekend, 16 November 2019

‘The Perfect Lie: perfectionism and the evils of social media’, Harpers Bazaar Australia, 1 March 2019

‘On Rape by Germaine Greer is not good enough to be truly controversial’, Crikey, 6 September 2018

‘Why does season 2 of The Handmaid’s Tale sound so good?’, Double J, 20 June 2018

‘How sci-fi soundtracks shape our imagining of the future’, Double J, 5 June 2018

‘Megan Washington on playing with stutters and symphony orchestras’, The Upsider, 10 October 2017

‘Mother-daughter label OATS proves mums make the best business partners’, i-D, 19 July 2016

 
 
 

Other legal, political, and issues-based journalism

‘Holding the Baby’ - Australia’s early childhood education and care divide, Griffith Review #75, 2022

‘How Australian courts are stacked against victims of sexual assault’, Crikey, 12 June 2018

‘Young lady, that’s inappropriate: statistics and prejudice for women in law’, Griffith Review #56, 2017

 

Writing for Vault: Australasian Art and Culture Magazine

Artist profile of Angela Tiatia ahead of her new show at Sullivan & Strumpf (February 2019 issue #25)

Nuance and negligence: #MeToo and the art world (August 2018 issue #23)

An interview with long-time collaborators Lyn & Tony (June 2018 issue #22)

“Urban Art Projects” and an interview with Daniel Tobin (2017 Issue #20)

When fashion and art meet: Ingrid Verner and her collaboration with Lisa Waup (July 2017 Issue #19)