Tully Smyth as a regular columnist for ELLE Australia, where she continues to write with the authenticity, humour and emotional depth that have made her one of Australia’s most relatable voices. The Melbourne-based writer, presenter and digital creator brings over 15 years of experience in media, content and communications, exploring themes of love, loss, identity and mental health through her trademark vulnerability and wit. Since joining ELLE Australia, Tully’s columns have resonated deeply with readers.

Her recent features include:

• “The Mother’s Day Letter I Wish I Never Had to Write”

• “What a Cancer Scare Taught Me About Life and Kindness”

• “The Problem With Finally Meeting a Nice Guy”

• “The Hidden Burden of Being the Eldest Daughter”

• “Why Women in Their 30s Are Dropping the ‘Cool Girl’ Act”

• “Do Men Feel Imposter Syndrome?”

Each piece reflects Tully’s unique ability to blend vulnerability with insight, tackling universal experiences with warmth, honesty and sharp self-awareness. Alongside her writing, Tully hosts the podcast Self Help(ed), creates content for leading Australian brands, and serves as an Ambassador for Dementia Australia. She’s currently working on her debut memoir, exploring caregiving, grief and growing up.