Aug 2010 – PresentEmployment Duration 12 YearsLocation Werris Creek, NSW AustraliaWriting, research, editing, genealogy, proofing, interviewing and digital scanning. Also VHS to DVD. Publishing.Writing/editing copy for websites, newspapers and magazines. Researching background for such copy. Also researching and writing catalogue for recent Between the Crosses: Centenary of ANZAC Exhibition in Gunnedah, NSW.Authored and published second book on the 1st Australian Armoured Division in August 2013. Interviewed over 150 veterans and community members Australia wide, in order to complete the 384pp publication. Write Right Media was also involved with the RDA of NSW creating their manuals for use throughout their organisation until they transitioned to online.Current/recent projects include: Completing memoirs and family history for Burren Junction cotton entrepreneur Jeff Carolan April 2018 -Writing family history (inc transcribing old letters), for Tamworth local Margaret Woollard. September 2017 - July 2019Writing family history of prominent Tamworth local Warren Woodley. November 2016 - Month by month articles associated with the Great War and Gunnedah published locally with Geordie Clark's publication 'We Are the Dead: Gunnedah's Great War', in September 2018.Completed memoirs of cotton entrepreneur Vic Melbourne through a series of interviews. June 2014 to 2016.

Co-curated Gunnedah's Centenary Exhibit for the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of ANZAC. The Exhibition was entitled Between the Crosses: Gunnedah and the Great War and featured items sourced from Gunnedah and surrounding communities. It opened on the 24th April 2015 to a full house and closed at the end of May 2015 having had hundreds of visitors.

Wrote and solicited articles from both professionals and parents for inclusion in Gifted: The Journal of the NSW Association of Gifted and Talented Children. Also liaised with layout, advertisers, printers and the Committee to create a magazine designed to assist parents and teachers understand and nurture gifted children. From 2010 loaded pdf versions of articles onto the NSWAGTC website enabling the transition of Gifted from print to web.