Awards

  • Creative World Awards (Finalist, for “Soda Can,” 2025)

  • Manchester Film Festival Screenplay Competition (Quarterfinalist, for “Soda Can,” 2025)

  • CBCA Book of the Year, Older Readers (Notable, for “If You Tell Anyone, You’re Next,” 2024)

  • YABBA, Fiction for Older Readers (Shortlist, for “Liars: Armageddon,” 2024)

  • Writers X Writers (Semifinalist, for “Soda Can,” 2024)

  • Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards (Semifinalist, for “Soda Can,” 2024)

  • HorrOrigins Film Festival (Official Selection, for “Soda Can,” 2024)

  • Industrial Scripts - The TITAN Awards 2024 (Quarterfinalist, for “Bread,” 2024)

  • Final Draft - Big Break 2024  (Quarterfinalist, for “Bread,” 2024)

  • Filmmatic Short Screenplay Awards Season 9  (Quarterfinalist, for “Bread,” 2024)

  • Script2Comic Contest (Semifinalist, for “Bread,” 2024)

  • Ned Kelly Award for Best Crime Fiction (Shortlist, for “Kill Your Brother,” 2022)

  • YABBA, Fiction for Years 7-9 (Shortlist, for “Liars: Lockdown,” 2021)

  • Koala, Fiction for Years 7-9 (Shortlist, for “Liars: The Truth App,” 2021)

  • IBBY Ena Noel Award (Winner, for “500 Minutes of Danger,” 2020)

  • ACT Notable Awards Fiction Big Press (Shortlist, for “Hideout,” 2020)

  • Aurealis Awards, Best Science Fiction Short Story (Shortlist, for “Pork Belly,” 2020)

  • Better Reading Top 100 (Longlist, for “Hangman,” 2019)

  • Dymocks 101 Club (Longlist, for “Hangman,” 2018)

  • ACT Book of the Year (Shortlist, for “The Fail Safe,” 2017)

  • CBCA Book of the Year, Older Readers (Notable, for “300 Minutes of Danger,” 2016)

  • CBCA Book of the Year, Older Readers (Notable, for “The Cut Out,” 2016)

  • Aurealis Awards, Best Children’s Fiction (Shortlist, for “The Cut Out,” 2015)

  • Koala, Fiction for Years 7-9 (Shortlist, for “Hit List,” 2014)

  • Nottinghamshire Brilliant Book Award (Shortlist, for “Replica,” 2014)

  • Aurealis Awards, Best Horror Story (Shortlist, for “Rats,” 2012)

  • ACT Young Australian of the Year (Winner, 2009)

  • Aurealis Awards, Best Science Fiction Novel (Shortlist, for “Remote Control,” 2007)