Technology
- How abusers are exploiting smart home devices – VICE, 2019
- Should you give your data to a period tracker or smart breast pump? – New Scientist, 2019
- The internet was supposed to be a utopia. 50 years on, what happened? – New Scientist, 2019
- AI-powered smartphone cameras are changing the way we see reality – New Scientist, 2019
- China is showing the rest of the world how to build a cashless society – New Scientist, 2019
- When ethical hacking can’t compete – The Atlantic, 2015
News (New Scientist reportage and analysis)
- What life is like in Wuhan during the coronavirus lockdown – 2020
- China is using mass surveillance tech to fight new coronavirus spread – 2020
- E-scooters are a disaster for cities – but we must embrace them – 2020
- AI is being used to select embryos for women undergoing IVF – 2020
- Facebook has a plan to tackle fake news – here’s why it won’t work – 2019
- AI is digitally pasting products into your favourite films and TV – 2019
Books
- Weather by Jenny Offill: A powerful portrait of climate anxiety – New Scientist, 2020
- How a flawed mentality led to Silicon Valley’s meteoric rise: on Anna Wiener’s Uncanny Valley – New Scientist, 2020
- Review: The Testaments by Margaret Atwood – New Scientist, 2019
- Review: Fusion by Kate Richards – The Saturday Paper, 2019
- Zadie Smith’s essays range from captivating to devastating – Good Weekend, 2018
- Maxine Beneba Clark’s The Hate Race – The Guardian, 2016
Film/TV
- Radioactive reimagines Marie Curie’s legacy – New Scientist, 2020
- The Farewell explores the ethics of lying about a cancer diagnosis – New Scientist, 2019
- The Heights review – finally, a warm, complex and credible Australian soap opera – The Guardian, 2019
- What the new Black Mirror will bring – New Scientist, 2019
- The Cry isn’t just the newest crime drama, it’s an addictive nightmare – Junkee, 2019
- Tension, charm and intrigue – Bodyguard hits home – Good Weekend, 2018
Essays
- Where are you from? – Griffith Review, 2018
- A Good Place: The podcast that interviews inanimate objects – The Outline, 2018
- Shanghai’s Long Museum – The Saturday Paper, 2018
- Sri Lanka’s Sigiriya – The Saturday Paper, 2017
- Australia, we need to talk about race – Whimn, 2017
- Literary Cities: Paris – Writers Bloc, 2016
Profiles
- Patricia Piccinini’s changing nature – The Saturday Paper, 2018
- Li Cunxin brings Ben Stevenson’s ‘Swan Lake’ to Queensland – The Saturday Paper, 2017
- Writer Jessica Friedmann on postnatal depression and motherhood – The Saturday Paper, 2017
