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Robi’s Game
Follow Robi as he recounts his life in a Bangladesh refugee camp after winning his semi-final soccer game in Brisbane, Australia. This is part three of ... Read More
Rohingya Education: Learning Jaipur
A Rajasthani woman funds over fifty Rohingya children's education. An anthropologist considers refugee working conditions, while Jaipur's rubbish pickers work hard. One Rohingya man organises ... Read More
Rohingya Refugees in Jaipur
A Rohingya refugee shares how his father helped him flee Myanmar when he was just a child. A Rajasthan Government representative and local Rajasthani weigh-in ... Read More
The newest habitat on earth: our cities
To consider the impacts of urbanisation and the remarkable ways that animals adapt to survive in this man-made world. We’re exploring the newest habitat on ... Read More
The Iron Wing: An Indonesian Political Firestorm
You may not be interested in politics, but politics will certainly take an interest in you. Please click to view Read More
The Pathway To Equality – Disability Accessibility In Jakarta, Indonesia
In the Indonesian capital of Jakarta, a lack of accessibility is still a daily reality for the city’s disability community. Yet, damaged pathways, a lack ... Read More
Up In Smoke: Indonesia’s Tobacco Industry and its Children
In Australia, we all know how hard it is to buy cigarettes - they're costly, they're distributed at only a few select stores, and they're ... Read More
Slowing Down The Fashion Industry
The fast fashion industry is one of the most unsustainable and polluting industries on the planet. Twenty per cent of global water pollution is a ... Read More
The fortress: Jakarta’s top junior high school comes to life
Classes may be over for the day, but the fun is just beginning for Year 7 students at Jakarta's best-performing junior high school. See ... Read More
Children of the City
Walk down the streets of Jaipur, visit its palaces and temples, and you’ll see them - performing magic shows, offering red forehead painting to tourists, ... Read More
Deafening Silence
India's children are facing an epidemic of abuse, with 53% of Indian children having experienced sexual abuse. Yet the people are silent, government initiatives are ... Read More
Being HIV Positive In India
After a delayed response to the initial threat of HIV, India has seen gradual improvements amongst the health of high-risk groups. Eliza Crisp travels ... Read More