Aside from this blog and Twitter, I’ve written a bunch of other things. Here are some of them.
Going Down Swinging
Out of the Kitchen since 30 AD (Issue 33, September 2012)
The Big Issue
Hair Today (10 August 2012)
(The link just takes you to the TBI blog. Buy a magazine and help fight homelessness!)
Beat
Comedy festival reviews: Best of Comedy Malaysia, Sarah Kendall, Michael Chamberlin, Ali McGregor, Tracey Cosgrove, Cam Marshall, Andrew Roberts & James Moffett, Best Comics Worst Gigs, The Axis of Awesome (April-May 2012)
And The Birds Fell From The Sky (29 February 2012)
SmartBar (22 February 2012)
Sofia Coppola On Film (21 February 2012)
The New Black (18 January 2012)
Wannabe Hacks
How to speak to famous people (2 February 2012)
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Theatre review: Summer of the Seventeenth Doll (23 January 2012)
Farrago
I’ve been writing for Farrago since before it went online. Whoa, technology! Last year I got to edit it with three friends, so lucky me.
Student services under threat (21 March 2011)
Did Save VCA Just Save the VCA? (18 August 2010)
Rudd and his Counter-Cyclical Fisc (27 July 2010)
VCAM Dean resigns (23 July 2010)
Booked Out (11 April 2010)
Voiceworks
I’m on the Editorial Committee for this one, so I mainly edit rather than write, but here are a few things I wrote for the blog, Virgule.
In which Elizabeth starts a new job (10 March 2011)
Roo, the LOO and the To DO list (30 November 2010)
How to buy presents for book lovers (20 July 2010)
I also wrote an ed(comm)itorial recently, but you’ll have to buy the magazine for that.
Crikey
I interned at Crikey. When I wasn’t getting the coffee, they let me write a lot. They even let me keep writing occasionally after my time as coffee-fetcher had finished.
The Smell of Books (Liticism guest post) (22 February 2012)
Melbourne Uni ‘restructure’ will cut expertise: staff (29 March 2011)
How to bake inclusively (10 September 2010)
Be the designated driver – make delicious mocktails (9 July 2010)
Show me the money: Deakin Uni staff ‘bullied’ in pay battle (17 May 2010)
Christmas Island a ‘ghetto’, but ‘dire’ Curtin could be worse (23 April 2010)
Three’s a crowd at Deakin, ‘reducing quality of education’ (22 April 2010)
Why did the Merak asylum seekers get off their boat? (20 April 2010)
Did Obama’s Nuclear Security Summit achieve anything? (19 April 2010)
Confessions of the tele-holics (16 April 2010)
The twisted virus that is Dog Man (16 April 2010)
Tourism Australia wants you – and your intellectual property rights (15 April 2010)
Add some vintage style to your wardrobe (9 April 2010)
What happens when a ship lands on a coral reef? (8 April 2010)
World Association of Newspapers
One time I told someone that I interned at the World Association of Newspapers, and they retorted, “That sounds like a made up organisation. It sounds like Superman works there.” Well, it’s most definitely real, it has an office in Paris, and I spent some time there writing media industry news for their Editors Weblog. Sometimes I even got to read things in French and translate them.
What does Foursquare mean for newspapers? (19 February 2010)
YouCommNews: public interest journalism in Australia (3 February 2010)
How to work to advantage with bloggers and communities (15 January 2010)
‘Run, Poland, run!’ and ‘Poland rides a bike’ – How a newspaper could put a nation on the run. And make some profits (15 January 2010)
Sports coverage: News or Entertainment? (15 January 2010)
More strikes in French newspaper industry (8 January 2010)
French government subsidises news websites (4 January 2010)
iPhone users will pay for The Guardian, it seems (16 December 2009)
There’s even more – check out the archives.
