My research sits at the intersection of health law, ethics, and public policy, with a particular focus on voluntary assisted dying, end-of-life decision-making, children's medical treatment, mental health law, and, more recently, tobacco control regulation. Through interdisciplinary collaboration with legal, medical, and public health researchers, my work examines how law can balance individual autonomy, protection of vulnerable persons, and public interests in complex healthcare settings. My research has informed government policy and law reform through contributions to South Australian Law Reform Institute reports, appointments to Voluntary Assisted Dying Implementation Taskforce and the Voluntary Assisted Dying Research Sub-Committee, parliamentary submissions on tobacco regulation, and evidence reviews for government stakeholders. I have established a growing national profile as a health law scholar, publishing in leading journals including the Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, Medical Law Review, Journal of Law and Medicine, and University of New South Wales Law Journal (forthcoming), while maintaining a strong commitment to producing research with practical impact for law, policy, and healthcare practice.