In September 2016, I decided to draw together a set of short stories I'd written over a long period of time, all with an Australian flavour, and publish them in a single anthology. Two had been previously published in recent anthologies, but the others are new or had never been submitted elsewhere. The stories range through contemporary murder, space and supernatural horror, speculative scifi and Australian yarn. The anthology is available in ebook format via Amazon Kindle and hard copy at Amazon.
Robert N Stephenson published a story anthology, The World of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror: Book 1, in January 2016, an eclectic collection of stories with no intended theme, and my story, at the time of submission titled 'Beach Cricket', was included. The anthology is available for free ebook download at Smashwords, or for a nominal price at Amazon.
At the end of April 2015, I re-published an edited version of Tales of the Dragon, an anthology of fantasy stories I wrote between 1993-2000, as an epub with Amazon Kindle. The anthology is currently available on Amazon in ePub and paperback versions.
In January 2015, Robert Stephenson collected, edited and published a collection of ten stories in an e-book anthology, From Out of the Dark. The stories had to reflect horror within a space environment. My story, 'Hope', based on an exploration for a new Earth, was accepted. The anthology is currently available for free download online at Smashwords and a paperback edition can be bought on Amazon. 
In 2006, Altair Australia published a collection of my fantasy stories as a POD anthology titled Tales of the Dragon.
During 1999-2001, I had individual fantasy stories published in Altair Magazine editions. The stories accepted were 'The Mother Anger', 'Honour', 'The Sculptor' and 'Virtual God'.
In 1999, Harbinger magazine published my fantasy story, 'Assassin' in Vol 2
In 1998, Paul Collins edited an anthology of fantasy stories titled Fantastic Worlds, published by HarperCollins Australia. My contribution was the story, 'The Book of Lore'
Chris Tugwell and Ruth Starke co-edited a collection of monologue scripts aimed at Senior School students, that were published in 1998, by Oxford University Press, in the Solo Spots anthology. My piece, 'The Lure', was based on the character, A Ahmud Ki, from the Andrakis Trilogy.
In 1997, Michael Hyde edited a collection of short stories published by AATE (Australian Association of English Teachers) aimed at Middle Years school readers. My successful inclusion in the anthology, The Girl Who Married a Fly, was a boy/basketball piece, 'Jammin'.
Paul Collins invited me to submit a story to a Penguin fantasy anthology, Dream Weavers, that he edited and published in 1996. Short story writing was a new genre for me, and my submission was entitled 'The Innkeeper'.