The Guardian | ‘Who does Woolworths’ tracking and timing of its workers serve? It’s certainly not the customers’ | October 2024

Crikey | ‘Google has been declared a monopoly and now we should all think about the digital future we want’ | August 2024

The Guardian | ‘From politics to porn: will 2024 be the year in which deepfake fears finally become real?’ | July 2024

The Guardian | ‘Australian politicians think 15-year-olds are old enough to go to jail but not go on Facebook. They’re kidding themselves’ | May 2024

The LGBTQIA+ Media Project | ‘Computers are binary, but humans aren't: why automated gender recognition is a high-tech gender essentialist fantasy’ | May 2024

The Guardian | ‘We must target the root cause of misinformation. We cannot fact check our way out of this’ | April 2024

The Guardian | ‘Yes, TikTok sucks. But the rules for tech giants must be better than ‘it’s only bad if China does it’’ | March 2024

The Guardian | ‘In a digital ecosystem that relentlessly creates, extracts and stores, the notion of a disappearing text is very appealing’ | March 2024

Crikey | ‘The tax office’s thirst to watch over you is part of Australia’s expanding surveillance regime’ | February 2024

The Guardian | ‘It’s possible to find spirituality in technology, but beware those who misuse it for personal gain’ | January 2024

The Guardian | ‘Hey tech billionaires, if you want to talk about radical change, let’s abolish venture capitalism’ | October 2023

The Guardian | ‘Is artificial intelligence a threat to journalism or will the technology destroy itself?’ | August 2023

The Guardian | ‘Do we have the same boyfriend? Head to social media and you might find out’ | July 2023

The Guardian | ‘Yes, you should be worried about AI — but Matrix analogies hide a more insidious threat’ | May 2023

Crikey | ‘Data-hungry corporations should clean their own messes—instead of asking us to’ | January 2023

The Guardian | What are we worrying about when we worry about TikTok?’ | January 2023

The Guardian | ‘As Twitter burns we must not forget it is people that create social movements, not apps’ | November 2022

Reuters | ‘Australia’s moves to protect data privacy fall short’ | November 2022

The Guardian | ‘Does anyone really think Elon Musk cares about supporting creatives on Twitter?’ | November 2022

The Guardian | ‘A real estate agent data breach would be devastating for renters.’ | October 2022

The Conversation | ‘Why are you so scared of breasts?: how Florence Pugh’s sheer Valentino gown provoked a discussion about misogyny and women’s bodies’ | July 2022

Engage Media | ‘Policing the pandemic: Australia’s technology response to COVID-19’ | June 2022

Sydney Morning Herald | ‘You, me and Alexa: Smart home devices and sex in the digital age’ | June 2022

The Age | ‘Court order to expose @PRguy17 threatens the right to be anonymous online’ | June 2022

Junkee | ‘Queer online spaces are being threatened by the government’s internet regulation’ | March 2022

Overland | ‘Online safety begins with participation’ | February 2022

Sydney Morning Herald | ‘A pox on Facebook, but also on the media bargaining code’ | February 2021

The Canberra Times | ‘Proposed online safety measures may do more harm than good’ | February 2021

The Guardian | ‘The Australian government’s concern about TikTok is not just about data ethics - it’s about politics’ | July 2020