As a journalist, my features have been published in Sunday Life [Fairfax], News Corp newspapers, ESCAPE, Green Magazine, HELLO Magazine UK, MyDomaine.com [US], WHO Magazine [print and digital], The Collective, Mercedes-Benz Australia blog, Expedia's blog, Voyeur Magazine, Cathay Pacific's DISCOVERY, Air New Zealand's KiaOra Magazine, Jetstar Magazine, kidspot.com.au and mydomainehome.com.au.As a content specialist, I have worked with leading brands such as Woolworths Group, Mercedes-Benz Australia, Virgin Money and the Bank of Queensland to create thought-leading content for digital channels - including custom magazines, blogs, EDMs - and compelling website copy. My journalistic skill set means I am able to use my international contact base to connect brands with likeminded companies and individuals to help build authentic professional relationships and brand awareness.

I wrote and produced the weekly four-page travel section for Australia's most trusted print and digital brand, WHO Magazine. During this time, I established invaluable relationships with leading travel representatives and brands across the globe to create inspiring and engaging content for the print title. I also planned, wrote and edited the brand's new digital travel vertical, The Travel List, and introduced the value of sustainable travel to WHO’s print and digital platforms.

I sourced and wrote exclusive cover stories, profile features on local and international celebrities, real-life stories and investigative feature articles for Australia's top-selling weekly magazine. Topics included news features on social issues such as One Punch violence and women’s issues.

My role included attending daily news meetings and contributing ideas for stories and cover lines, commissioning staff writers and freelancers, editing copy and writing headlines and introductions. I also wrote news stories, captions in NW house-style and liaised with contacts and contributors in order to bring in exclusive stories.

As a regular in-house contributor, I interviewed and wrote celebrity profile features on international film, TV, sports and media personalities, reported on red carpet events such as the World Premiere of Casino Royale and the launch of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Sound of Music. This position also included generating ideas, brainstorming with the Features Editor and undertaking extensive research for major investigative stories across Europe.

I was responsible for re-launching the weekly women’s fashion, lifestyle and features magazine to increase the number of readers within the female 18 to 35 demographic, which we achieved shortly after the launch. My role included feature writing on a range of topics including profile stories on celebrities and high-achieving women, real-life stories, women’s issues, social issues, health, beauty, careers and fashion trend forecasting. As part of my Editorship, I also edited copy, wrote headlines, introductions and captions, generated ideas and commissioned staff and covered (then) Mercedes Australian Fashion Week; L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival and Air New Zealand Fashion Week. I also worked with the advertising department to ensure we balanced commercial responsibilities with editorial integrity.

As a news reporter, I covered every round from police, business, sport, real estate, entertainment, television and the youth pages. I was also the paper’s style reporter covering major fashion shows and events as well as trend forecasting.Other stories included: Investigative news features on social issues such as drink spiking, female binge drinking, eating disorders and body image.In 2003, I established a weekly social column titled Go Girls with two other young female journalists. The aim was to boost the number of female readers aged between 18 and 30 which was achieved shortly after its launch.