Legacy of lies
3 March 2026
What began as a brief discussion about my journalism minor quickly became a case study in the ways legacy media can actively misinform the public — and mislead even the people who teach it ...
Feminist Fallout: Plot Twist
31 January 2026
Every so often, a research thread takes an unexpected turn. One of the “Future Features” I quietly parked on my homepage — Feminist Fallout Part Two — has done exactly that. What began as an investigation into shifting gender norms and their social consequences has now attracted the attention of a publisher ...
12 ways legacy media misrepresents the Israel–Palestine conflict
28 December 2025
Since the Bondi shooting on 14 December 2025, coverage of the Israel–Palestine conflict has saturated Australian media, with claims of rising antisemitism, Islamic extremism, and competing beliefs about the “real” issue dominating the debate. Some claim the truth is complex, insisting we need to go back thousands of years in history to fully understand the situation, while others blame Australian immigration policy...
JLM’s 10 Hottest Women of 2025
15 November 2025
Welcome to JLM’s 10 Hottest Women of 2025 — a celebration of influence, substance and impact. This isn’t one of those shallow lists based on looks alone. It’s a definitive list of women who’ve shaped the year through what they’ve achieved and the respect they command. Their significance sets them apart, and that’s exactly what makes them hot ...
Autism and element 13
14 September 2025
Autism is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how individuals communicate, perceive the world, and interact socially. It exists on a spectrum, which describes the varying ways it manifests in different people. Many autistic individuals have unique strengths, such as intense focus or exceptional creativity, however they often face challenges related to sensory overload, social isolation, and adapting to unpredictable situations ...
ACT government to review euthanasia access for patients with diminished capacity
12 May 2025
In a development unprecedented within Australia, the ACT Labor government will consider expanding voluntary assisted dying laws to encompass patients who have lost decision-making capacity — a decision that has reignited long-standing concerns regarding the so-called "slippery slope" of euthanasia legislation ...
Hello world!
6 April 2025
Welcome to my site. This post was auto-generated when the site was created–and kept for posterity! The Macintosh 128k pictured is one from my personal collection of vintage Macs...
