The autumn 2014 edition of the West End Magazine is available to buy at Brisbane newsagents.

Check out my interview with local rock opera composer Clarry Evans by clicking the link below.

– Show Man

Interview with Sunshine Coast surfboard shaper Tom Wegener for the Sep/Oct 2013 issue of Tiger Tales, inflight magazine of Tiger Airways. You can also read the piece online here.

There is no such thing as a typical workday for Member for South Brisbane, Jackie Trad, apart from that “it starts early and ends late.”

Click on the image below to read my interview, or you can find it online here.

The winter 2013 edition of the West End Magazine now available to buy at Brisbane newsagents. You can also check out my stories by clicking the links below.

– Soccer Partisans

– Local Member

– Jewellery Designer

It seems shopping for baby clothes brings out the feminist in me. I wrote a piece about gender stereotyping our babies for lipmag.com. You can read it here.

My story about local barber Phillip Apolakiatis published in The West End Magazine. Click on the image to read, or you can read it online here.

“Cutting Edge has an impressive portfolio that includes the movies Australia, Happy Feet Two, Wolverine, the shows Big Brother, Australian Idol, and commercials for Coke, McDonalds, Holden and BMW.”

Story about post-production studio Cutting Edge for the West End Magazine. Click on the image to read, or you can read it online here.

Story about the South Brisbane Sailing Club published in the West End Magazine. Click on the image to read.

I’m a bit late posting this as it’s already been out for a few weeks, the winter 2012 edition of the West End Magazine.  It’s on sale in newsagents all over Brisbane.  Four articles by me.

My sister Elva has started a new blog – beststufftoday.wordpress.com.  She describes it as “digital marketing meets strawberry ice-cream” and it basically encapsulates the wide range of stuff she enjoys, from gardening to online clothes shopping to the food she manages to get other people to cook for her (respect).  Today’s post is all about coffee and heaps praise on Australia’s skill in this department.  She’s also kindly reposted a piece I wrote about birthday candles a while back which if you haven’t already read you can see here.  The best thing about Elva’s blog is that she writes just like she talks – with speed, openness, enthusiasm and a huge amount of humour.

While we’re on the subject, my other sister Jessi is still writing wonderful stuff about theatre on her blog – jessibeag.wordpress.com.  Her most recent post is a thought provoking piece on critique which you can read here.

But seriously, why couldn’t they both have just become accountants or something, it would have made me seem a lot more interesting!