‘…when the chance to write a behind-the-scenes Weta story came my way I put my hand up, no questions asked… And when they booked me into a flashy hotel with a daily allowance, I was like: this just got interesting.’

In What else? I interview some of my favourite skaters about what they do when they’re not riding their skateboard. My next subject is skate coach Jesse Noonan.

In What else? I interview some of my favourite skaters about what they do when they’re not riding their skateboard. My first subject is Melbourne’s Caeylen Norris.

I interviewed Aya Tatebe about living and working on a Japanese indigo farm. The ace photos are by Martin Kirby and the piece first appeared in the last issue of Acclaim, which I edited.

'What are you up to out there?' said the tent. 'I'm driving back to town,' I said.

I spoke to some of the stallholders at the NY Art Book Fair, and Supply Store put it on their 'Dispatches' blog.

I wrote this article about working in a skate shop for Slam magazine many moons ago, but now it's up on their site.

For his first act as Features Editor at Acclaim, Mitch Parker stuck a flag in the sand by republishing the piece I wrote about my jacket. Kudos to Mitch and kudos to my jacket.

I blogged the Vans competition for Vice Sports.

If you haven’t noticed, the ‘90s are back in a big way. Your pants are two sizes too big, you’ve dusted off your parents’ VHS camera and your favourite skater is Sean Sheffey. Great, right? So great. But the 2015 version of 1993 is a bit different to the real thing. I was…

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Though it pains me to say, I didn’t love Unemployable, Jason Boulter’s 700 page history of Melbourne-born skate juggernaut Globe International.

We had a work dinner over the road at Jim’s, and it was really funny.