I founded eXposed.media to address the hidden truths that authorities and government agencies often prefer to keep from the public eye.
The platform grew out of my personal experiences between 2010 and 2018, when I witnessed widespread corruption within Australia’s child protection system.
During this time, I saw firsthand how breaches of the law and human rights were commonplace, with lies and fabrications routinely influencing court decisions.
This led me to realise that corruption extended far beyond child protection agencies, implicating both state and federal government departments, as well as NGOs, non-profits, and individuals in the legal and healthcare systems.
The media also played a critical role in silencing these stories, with many Australians unable to share their experiences of mistreatment by authorities.
In response, I launched Broken System Productions in 2019, a website that briefly covered some of these issues.
However, due to the demands of advocacy work and the impact of COVID-19, the platform became neglected.
Despite this, I continued my research, writing, and advocacy, culminating in the creation of eXposed.media.
I am committed to offering an independent voice for those who have been silenced and mistreated by the systems meant to assist and protect them.
I am a member of the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA), demonstrating my commitment to ethical journalism.
Through eXposed.media, I seek to raise awareness about the injustices in Australia and provide a platform for those currently without a voice.