2002: Slumber Party. Learning Media (reader for USA).Please Mom!. Learning Media (reader for USA).
2001: River Crossing. Reed Publishing, 2001, (junior novel).A Bolt out of the Blue, Hoofprint Magazine, (5 part serial).
1986: The Day the School Caught Fire, School Journal Pt.1, School Publications Branch, Dept. of Ed.Tapuhi Tales. Radio Pacific.
1979: Solly's Reputation, NZ Farmer Magazine.Strange Creatures, NZ Farmer Magazine.
Nonfiction:Photographs for Sun Lyoung Kim's story Becoming Kiwi, Learning Media.
2004 Conserving Water. Orbit Write, Learning Media.Why Everyone Should Wear a Bike Helmet. Orbit Write, Learning Media
Why we should be allowed to have mobile phones in school. Orbit Write.
2002: Eucalypts: Trees of the Future, NZ Geographic, NZ Geographic Ltd. Auckland (article co-written with Warren Judd).Sounds All Around, Learning Media (reader for USA).
Bicycles Then, Bicycles Now, Learning Media (reader for USA).
2001: Whangarei Hospital: A Century of Service 1901-2001. Northland Health.
2000: A Story to Tell: The Process of Writing for Children, in Talespinner,Issue No 9, May 2000, Christchurch College of Education.
1997: You Shall Be My People: Whangarei Catholic Parish.(Self published in partnership with Neil Hanna. 0ver 8000 sold - now second edition.)
1994: KAMO The Story of a Village: Kamo Book Committee.Sea Survey, School Journal Pt.2, Learning Media (article).
1992: Kotuku, School Journal Pt.2, Learning Media, (article). Also translated in Nga Kőrero 8.
Pounamu: New Zealand Jade (1995) has been translated into Japanese and sales have reached over 10,000 copies. A reviewer describes it as "a concise and very readable book covering all aspects of New Zealand jade from the chemical composition of nephrite, Maori mythology and traditional designs, through to the intricacy of modern design and carving."
Hukerenui...in the beginning (1989) "encompasses the early history of Hukerenui, with a brief look at the adjacent settlements - Puhipuhi, Taheroa, Tapuhi and Whakapara. An absorbing story it covers the hardships of the early settlers, their determination to have their children educated and their slow but sure progress towards prosperity. The great stories about the early days included in the book will be a joy to descendents of the first settlers...but they will also be of interest to the general reader."
Kamo: The Story of a Village (1995)