Willthorpe

My participation in the Wikipedia project is based on my desire to contribute to the wealth of publicly, freely accessible information and hence contribute to an even more informed and, therefore, better society. My aspiration is to be a professional journalist, which would also allow me to fulfil this. For now, any writing I do – including contributions to the student newspaper – is unpaid, and that's okay.

• 1788 by Lieutenant General Watkin Tench
• William Charles Wentworth: Australia's greatest native son by Andrew Tink
• The Seahorse and the Wanderer: Ben Boyd in Australia by Marion Diamond
• The Journals of Captain Cook by Captain James Cook

• The Story of an African Farm by Olive Schreiner
• Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

• Jan Christian Smuts by Jannie Smuts (Jan Smuts' son)

• The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
• How Marxism Works by Chris Harman

Sarah Wentworth, Wentworth-Bland flag, Darling Harbour Yard, Rozelle Yard, Romandisea Titanic, Byron Bay Train, Rose Bay Water Airport, Bourke railway station, Camden railway station, Potts Hill railway line, Big House, Irene, Australia Day debate, Statue of James Cook, Hyde Park, South African Naval Ensign

• Sarah Wentworth
• Statue of James Cook, Hyde Park

Sandown Platform railway station, Hardies Platform railway station, Goodyear Platform railway station, Cream Of Tartar Works Platform railway station, Nanardine railway station, Fish Hoek railway station, Pippita railway station, Enfield Loco Platform railway station, Somersby Airfield, Wilcannia Airport, Forster (Wallis Island) Airport, Airly

Map of subjects of articles I've written

List of Commonwealth organisations (largely re-wrote to reflect correct terminology)

I have made significant contributions to various articles, including that for the University of Sydney student newspaper Honi Soit and high-speed rail in Australia, as well as various Commonwealth-related articles such as that for liberalism in South Africa and British influence in Pakistan, and Australian history articles such as that of William Wentworth.