My passion is women’s sports.

Growing up in regional Victoria sports have always been a part of my life.

Sharing the stories of women in, around, and playing sports makes me happier than anything else, and when I’m not writing about women’s sport, I’m out there playing. 

There are generations of groundbreakers and history makers just waiting for their stories to be told. I want to be the one to tell them.

My work has been featured in ABC News, Siren Sport, Dubbo Photo News, The Global Society and Minimum Wage Magazine among others. In 2018 I travelled to the United Nations headquarters in New York as a young Australian media representative on behalf of the United Nations Association of Australia. 

I have previously worked in content-based roles at Crime Stoppers Victoria, Sightseeing Tours Australia, Zoos Victoria, and Seventh Beam. Additionally, I have completed internships at ABC Melbourne, The Standard, and 3SSR student radio.

I was the first dedicated full-time journalist working under the Gilgandra Newspapers masthead The Nyngan Weekly.

I have a Bachelor of Media and Communication (Professional) from Swinburne University with a major in Journalism and minor in History.

I’m not afraid to take risks, I love the constant learning and development that comes with being a journalist. I fight for what is right, ethically and morally, to produce high quality, engaging work.