Educational
Teacher notes for an upcoming children’s book on Australian plants, Plantastic!, for CSIRO Publishing
For Ragg and Co and their clients (2017–20)
Articles on Healthdirect, including:
Articles on Pregnancy, Birth and Baby, including:
Book reviews for Chemistry in Australia journal
The forest in the tree: how fungi shape the earth. Written by Ailsa Wild, illustrated by Aviva Reed, created by Briony Barr and Dr Gregory Crocette (CSIRO publishing and Scale Free Network) 2020
Book review for the December 2020–February 2021 issue
Under the stars: astrophysics for bedtime by Lisa Harvey-Smith (MUP)
Book review for the January–February 2020 issue
Scientific sleuthing: chemical discoveries made in New Zealand by Hurrell et al. (eds) (Clerestory Press)
Book review for a 2019 issue
Bring back the King: the new science of de-extinction by Helen Pilcher (Bloomsbury)
Book review for the May 2017 issue
Keeping women in science by Kate White (MUP)
Book review for the September 2016 issue
How life works: the inside word from a biochemist by William Elliott and Daphne Elliott
Book review for the May 2016 issue
For other clients
I wrote web content to help the Victorian Environmental Assessment Council make available an archive of their land-use investigations
I contributed to Monitoring Environmental Systems, the Environmental Science textbook for VCE Units 1 and 2, Environment Education Victoria, published December 2015
Junkyard Planet: travels in the billion-dollar trash trade by Adam Minter
Book review for Science Book a Day, October 2015
Yellow-rumped thornbill – for the Bimblebox 153 birds art project
At the edge of uncertainty: 11 discoveries taking science by surprise by Michael Brooks
Book review on Science Book a Day, October 2014
The Helix magazine
Issue 155, CSIRO, April-May 2013
Snippet: Jamming superbugs
For Science in Public and its clients
Nature Publishing Index Asia-Pacific
Nature Publishing Group
2013: articles China, South Korea
2012: articles China
2011: articles Overview, China, Singapore



Stories of Australian Science
Science in Public (see editing portfolio page to download the booklets)
Stories of Australian Science 2014 articles:
Land clearing harms Reef water quality
No place like home as reef critters face extinction
Stories of Australian Science 2011 articles:
Helping eyes to help themselves
Mapping the seafloor from space
OPAL reactor fingerprints Aboriginal ochre
Slide back in time and see the Himalayas form
Ecos magazine
Issue 146, CSIRO, 2008
Article: Climate change raises the disease threat