As a journalist I cover arts and culture stories, with a passion for shining a spotlight on cool people doing cool things. Here is a selection of some of my favourite pieces I’ve written over the years.
I am open to writing and radio opportunities on a freelance basis.
Photo credit: Dutch Photo Agency
Feature article for Ensemble magazine.
In the competitive high-speed, high-stakes world of motorsports, New Zealander Jennifer Chau helps ensure things run smoothly off the track.
Live radio feature for RNZ’s Afternoons.
With a career that spans four decades, 220 million album sales and five Grammy awards, Mariah Carey’s legacy is undeniable.
Photo credit: Kieran E. Scott
Travel feature for Travel + Leisure magazine.
Amid the natural splendour of Aotea/Great Barrier Island, I discover a community of entrepreneurs weaving sustainability into everything.
Photo credit: Francis Upritchard
Q&A interview for The Big Idea
I met with Kiwi artist Francis Upritchard in her East London studio and uncover her early precarious years living in squats, her love of colourful community, and what draws her back to Aotearoa each year.
Radio and written feature for RNZ
I take a look at ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom’, an oral history of NYC bands of the 2000s, and take a trip down memory lane to the music that soundtracked my teenage years.
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Confessions of a Dating App Moderator
Q&A interview for Refinery29.
I asked one woman what it’s like to peek into strangers’ mating and dating rituals over her morning coffee. Here's what she said...
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An oral history of lonelygirl15
Oral history for RNZ’s The Wireless.
How one New Zealand girl and her webcam became the first YouTube sensation.
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Four pieces of music history from South Auckland
Feature for RNZ’s The Wireless.
I spoke to four artists whose items are included in Auckland Museum’s Volume: Making Music in Aotearoa exhibition and whose work has helped to shape the sound of South Auckland.
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Amped up at Girls Rock! Camp Aotearoa
Feature for RNZ’s The Wireless.
Start a band, take the stage.
