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19/11/2025

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17/11/2025

So proud of Grace and Ben! 🙌🏻 Showing up to celebrate their beautiful film. Ben as a Producer/Director, has also put an enormous amount of time, talent and investment in this film and working hard to get it out into the world! Yesterday my dear friend Ben Strum and I attended the Focus on Ability Film Festival — a brilliant initiative that showcases the stories of disability, as told by the disabled community itself.

Our passion project about the bond between running and autism, ‘Where the World is Quiet’, was nominated in two categories.

We were honoured to be included among so many trailblazing, inspiring artists. To win the Judges’ Choice Award for Best Documentary was a total shock.

It made me reflect on my unconventional childhood, growing up clumsily in a neurotypical world, but anchored by my best friend and fellow autist Dom.

Our survival as human beings — irrespective of background — is often a matter of simply finding our people. The human beings who see us for who we are without judgement or expectation. For me, is another example.

once told me that 32% of autistic people never make a friend outside of their family because of how difficult life can be for those of us who don’t conform to the majority. And, as recent global events illustrate, autism is still widely misunderstood, stigmatised, demonised and weaponised as a political football. Whilst the struggles faced by many autistic people and our families cannot be downplayed or ignored, it’s my hope that through broader representation and advocacy, we can move beyond the negative, restrictive stereotypes of autism and celebrate its uniqueness.

Thank you to for all that you do to amplify the lived experience of people with disability, and to for helping to bring our vision to life.

09/11/2025

Grace Tame shows up in ways people may never comprehend 🙌🏻❤️• As some of you know, I’m currently in the middle of a national keynote series about the abuse of preverbal children.

In recent months, disturbing reports of industrial scale s*xual offending in preschool and daycare facilities have sent shockwaves through the community. Organised and solo perpetrators are deliberately pursuing child-focused employment to gain access to potential victims, while exploiting staffing constraints, weak regulatory frameworks, poor workplace cultures and advancing technologies. Research reveals a horrifying, undeniable theme: the younger the victim, the more violent and sadistic the harm is likely to be.

The landscape is bleak. It’s also ripe for progress. Bold public conversations, community awareness, specialised training, improved employment oversight, institutional courage, legislative reform and needs-based funding are central to prevention. It’s incumbent on all of us to be active bystanders and advocate for our little ones.

So far, I’ve delivered 4 of 5 presentations in four states for Goodstart Early Learning — a not-for-profit education and childcare provider with over 650 centres nationwide.

Giving heavy talks is part of my job as a survivor-advocate and founder. I’ve easily done close to 1000 over the years. None have affected me quite like this one. It’s hard to know whether it’s the cumulative impact of them all setting in, or the subject matter. Perhaps it’s both.

Regardless, I am indebted to all the people who have offered support over the last few weeks. Whether you’ve opened up your home, reached out, shared a meal, come for a run, made a house call or simply smiled at me, please know you’re a big part of what makes it possible to forge on. And by virtue of helping me, you’re also helping to keep future generations safe. Thank you 🖤

📷: Cass Warner

19/06/2025

Love this piece from Tara Rae 🙌🏻

‘There is a core of me that transcends all of this – the pain, the labels, the physical world. This is true for all of us. In my case, it was perhaps something only a trial by fire could fully reveal. I can tell you now that you are far more than your body, your age, or the sum of the physical parts that so many insist on judging you by.’

Tara Rae Moss On Turning 50, Chronic Pain, And Choosing Herself

My piece in : https://www.marieclaire.com.au/life/health-wellness/tara-moss-fifties/

Photos by .landsberry 📸

17/06/2025

• Some cute snaps from Saturday’s screening at !

From Ben: “So special catching up with friends, fam and the crew at our screening of Where the World is Quiet. Grateful for Grace, our neurokin, and everyone backing filmmakers with neurodivergence and disability.”

From Grace: “While I grew up in a private world full of remarkable neurodivergent people like my lifelong best friend , even as a young child I was aware of the warped public perception of Autism. Labels like ‘superpower’ and ‘deficit’ placed it within a false binary of extremes. It was either a freakish blessing or a tragic curse. In reality, it’s neither. It’s a difference; a naturally occurring variation in the human genome.

With a particular focus on running, the film and I co-produced showcases autistic experiences with neutrality and empathy. It is a story about us, told by us, on our terms.

Thanks again to the team that made it possible, and to everyone who came out to support 🎥✨”

12/05/2025

The Missing Matter. The next chapter in the search for Marion Barter. Ep 1 and a Bonus released today! A new pod from and

24/02/2025

Sam Lane is a specialist when it comes to the careful handling of high profile sporting history makers. In Sam’s’ words… Erin’s honesty in her book took courage.

It was an honour to be involved in such a deep discovery and writing process, and to help distill the thoughts, and remarkable life experiences, of a naturally private trailblazer.

So … welcome ‘Inside and Out’.

Hopefully impactful, just like its subject.

Congratulations and thanks to Erin, Tracy, and Hardie Grant’s editorial team.

Out 31 March.

Pre-order https://insideandout.lnk.to/insideandout

15/10/2024

At this week? Lock in 10am this Friday 18th October at the Darling Harbour Theatre. In Conversation with Grace Tame and Associate Professor Campbell Wilson. The Unfair Fight: The tech arms race between child s*x offenders and law enforcement.

15/10/2024

Legendary radio broadcaster Gus Worland has announced that he will be leaving Triple M at the end of the year.Worland – who has spent 16 years on Triple M, first starting on the famous Grill Team breakfast show – shared his decision during an emotional speech on The Rush Hour on Monday.“I just...