Literary Bio

Published Work

• ‘Telling it Like the Walk-off Was’, Word of Mouth: Oral History Association Newsletter (SA/NT), (Autumn 2017).
• August 2016, A Handful of Sand: the Gurindji Struggle, After the Walk-off (Monash University Publishing, Victoria).
• 2014, ‘Following the Leaders: the Role of Non-Indigenous Activism in the Development of Wattie Creek, 1969–73′, Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society, Vol. 100, Pt. 1, pp. 69–92. Link: Following the Leaders JRAHS 100 2014
• 2013, ‘After the Walk-off — Collecting a History of Wave Hill Welfare Settlement and Wattie Creek, 1966–72’, Word of Mouth: Oral History Association Newsletter (SA/NT) 8 (5–8), http://www.ohaaqld.org.au/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/ 04/WOM64-web-edition-1.pdf.
• 2012, ‘Tracking Wave Hill — Following the Gurindji to Wattie Creek, 1966–72’, Unpublished Master of Arts Thesis, Flinders University.
• 2012, ‘Red Truths and White Lies: Frank Hardy and Bill Jeffrey at Wave Hill’, Griffith Review: What is Australia For?, 36 (217–225).
• 2010, ‘Remote Territorians Doing it Tougher under New Policies.’ The Guardian Online Opinion: e-journal of Political Debate.
• 2009, ‘A Tale of Two Legends’, Meanjin, 68, 4 (93–99).
• 2008, ‘Russel Ward — Influence and Inspiration’, Journal of Colonial History,   10, 2 (1–5).
• 2008, ‘Bogged Policies and Barefoot Mayors’, Northern Territory Literary Awards, Essay Section, Runner-Up.
• 2008, riginal work translated for Rendzonen, German magazine.
• 2004, ‘Territory Dirge’, Southerly Literary Journal, 64, 2, 155–158).
• 2004, ‘Urban Pyre’ published on SBS Cornerfolds website.
• 2003, Article in 2003 OUTBack Utes Annual.
• 1996-2004, Features in Amida (Asian -Australian newspaper), Green Left Weekly, Delirra (NTU) and Jumbunna (UWS).