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This are a list of published works!

Role: I am part of the editorial writing team of Pursuit & Research to write articles for academic scholars from University of Melbourne and other Universities. Hence I do not appear as the author in citation!

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A new Australian platform – co-designed by people with disability and carers – is helping build connections through physical activity

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The COVID-19 pandemic uncovered glaring gaps in healthcare for older people. Now, with an increasingly older population, Australia needs to come to terms with its ageism

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Hair and beauty salons are described as spaces of self-care. But when people share more with their hairdresser than their therapist, who is really doing the care work?

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Building community, confidence and resilience are integral for the psychosocial health of people with disability. And you can find them all in BMX

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Role: In these articles, I am assigned to multimedia gathering and sourcing for videos and images as seen!

Bees are critical to our biodiversity, but they’re in trouble. Our new Map of the Month tells us where some of our most charismatic native bees live in the City of Melbourne and the plants that support them

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Sex testing in women’s sport is often framed around fairness, but this binary scrutiny oversimplifies the conversation and reinforces exclusion with real human costs

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These are unpublished articles written by me when I first commenced my internship.

We're getting better at supporting Neurodivergent children in early education. So why is that same inclusivity and support so often not extended to teachers too?

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Could the secret to our existence be hidden in a patch of microbial slime? Scientists have discovered a partnership between microbes that may have sparked the rise of complex life

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That cheap, convenient meal might come with an unseen price. A new study finds that delivery app systems can encourage riders to sacrifice safety for speed

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