Publications
Intrepid Times: A Silly Silly Hike up Mount Silisili, The Highest Peak in Samoa (August 2026)
Intrepid Times: Bastards of Bosnia: How hitchhiking to Mostar went wrong (August 2026)
Runner up in the “When Things Fall Apart” travel writing competition
We Are Explorers: Maria Island: The Windswept Beauty of Tasmania’s ‘Other’ Island (July 2026)
We Are Explorers: I Ranked All 10 Side Trips of the Overland Track After Walking It Twice (February 2026)
We Are Explorers: Post-Hike Insomnia is a Real Thing – Here’s How to Overcome It (December 2025)
We Are Explorers: Is Mt Murchison Tasmania’s Best Day Hike? (October 2025)
We Are Explorers: Why Victoria’s Mount Juliet is the Ideal Training Hike (August 2024)
We Are Explorers: Nairobbery - Moments - By We Are Explorers (July 2024)
‘Moments’ travel writing competition.
We Are Explorers: The ‘Big 3’ Hikes of the NT: How Do They Compare? (February 2024)
WorldHeritageSites.net: Royal Exhibition Building (January 2024)
WorldHeritageSites.net: Ngorongoro Conservation Area (November 2023)
Intrepid Times: Waking Up The Souls (October 2023)
Runner up in the “Soundtrack of Travel” travel writing competition.
Nomadic Backpacker: Top 3 Countries (October 2023)
Intrepid Times: Where to now for Lonely Planet? (September 2023)
Happy Little Traveler: Travelers Talks, Episode 10: How to Handle Dangerous Situations While Traveling (August 2023)
WorldHeritageSites.net: Wadi Rum Protected Area (July 2023)
Fahey James Travel: Africa: 7 Reasons Why East Africa is The Best Place to Start (May 2023)
Intrepid Times: Here With Me in Mexico City (May 2023)
Runner up in the “Romance on the Road” travel writing competition.
Intrepid Times: They told me not to go to: Burundi (November 2022)
Intrepid Times: A Broken Sandal and a Buddhist Funeral in Nepal (October 2022)
Books
Everything All of the Time
'Everything All of the Time' follows Stu’s travels in North and West Africa. His journey traverses arid sandscapes, tropical jungles, and crowded cities. On arduous overland journeys and in the ashes of civil wars, he meets a cast of eclectic characters. The absurdities and difficulties spark a deep love for the continent, and Stu vows to return.
Three years later, Stu moves to the Tanzanian village of Engosengiu. There, he embarks on a project to support women's education. During his two years in Engosengiu, a different idea of Africa emerges. It is one shaped by new experiences and budding friendships. There is still time for adventure, though, on many more travels throughout East Africa.
'Everything All of the Time' takes the reader on a thrilling and enlightening ride. Stu ventures to some of the least travelled corners of the world. He returns with stories of often misunderstood and under-reported lands and people. They are stories that will leave you amused, bemused, and inspired.
‘Everything All of the Time’ is available for purchase on BookBaby and Amazon and other online retailers.

