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GUS GOSWELL MEDIA
How I Help
Why I'm here
Client Projects Portfolio
Media Training Feedback
Writing
Speaking
Contact
How I Help
Why I'm here
Client Projects Portfolio
Media Training Feedback
Writing
Speaking
Contact
  • Words in Winter Central Goldfields, May 2026

    Moderating writers festival session with Richard King, author of ‘Brave New Wild: Can Technology Really Save the Planet?’

    “As humanity reshapes the planet at unprecedented speed, what becomes of the wild? Author Richard King explores rewilding, genetic intervention, conservation politics and the uneasy ethics of “fixing” nature. Moderated by Gus Goswell, this conversation asks whether bending nature to our will will save the planet — or destroy what we cherish most.”

  • Triple R radio interview, April 2026

    Interviewed on Triple R ‘Breakfasters’ (interview starts at 1:45:30) about bushwalking, writing, and writing about bushwalking at Mallacoota in the autumn 2026 edition of Walkers Journal.

  • Environmental Film Festival, Melbourne, October 2025

    Member of panel responding to Australian premiere screening of These Sacred Hills documentary; discussion about filmmaking as a tool for grassroots environmental campaigning, and First Nations sovereignty during the renewable energy transition.

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Melbourne Victoria Australia

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I acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians who care for the lands, waters and skies across this ancient continent. I acknowledge the deep and enduring connection between First Nations people and their Country. I pay my respects to Elders past and present. I acknowledge that the land I live and work on was stolen and that sovereignty was never ceded.

Through Gus Goswell Media, I contribute 2% of my business revenue to First Nations-led organisations. I'm proud to Pay The Rent and support First Nations Futures #wealthback, Common Ground First Nations storytelling and the mighty Seed Indigenous Youth Climate Network