Anthill magazine was launched in 2003 to cater for demand for entertaining business news.

• 'Facebook defies negative spin'
• 'Open data or bust: the road to the digital public square'
• 'Young entrepreneurs of the world, unite!'
• 'Australia's emerging solar pioneers face a cloudy future'
• 'Sydney cafes seeking edge with extra bytes'
• 'Sleeper cells: the eternal quest to future-proof genius'
• 'Employer exploitation of foreign students in Australia is rife'
• 'Q&A: Renai LeMay on going solo and launching a news service'
• 'Silex Systems buys collapsed Solar Systems’ assets, raising solar energy hopes (and many questions)'
• 'Hacks and geeks ponder media’s ‘Humpty Dumpty’ moment at Media 2010'
• 'Oliver Reichenstein’s prototypical vision for the plugged-in future of news'
• 'So what happened on that Startup Bus to SXSW? Elias Bizannes talks about 48 hours of intense entrepreneurial collaboration'
• 'If the shoe fits: the precarious world of the online custom cobbler'

Good Fruit & Vegetables is a Rural Press publication. Rural Press is Australia's largest publisher of regional and agricultural news and information.

• 'Peach rescue'
• 'Why chillies are hot'
• 'Project profiles: UWS Centre for Plants and the Environment' (commissioned, out in September)

G Magazine, Australia's #1 consumer sustainability title, operates G-Online:

• 'Fishing for tuna solutions'
• 'Repurposing fashion'
• 'A salty problem for urban houses'

Ethical Investor sets the agenda, facilitates thought-leadership and builds audiences for Australian business and investors in the sustainability arena:

• 'Harnessing all that energy'
• 'Knowledge maketh the man' (completed, out in August)

Process and Control Engineering is a Reed Business Information publication. Reed is Australia’s leading and largest B2B publisher and information provider.

• 'Managing your process knowledge'.

Opinion pieces

The National Times was relaunched in 2009 and features analysis, commentary and opinion from Fairfax Media's established print and online mastheads.

• 'Boozy culture nothing new at university colleges'
• 'Democracy needs a fourth estate in whatever form it takes'
• 'The iPad may alter the landscape for news producers'
• 'Bloggers beware of unfair dealing'
• 'Can shoppers save the tuna?'
• 'Lest we forget about indigenous disadvantage'

News stories

A story based heavily on material I developed and wrote is published in suburban newspaper the Bankstown Canterbury Torch.