Tag: Features
The Youth Testament in India
Religion is an ancient part of Indian culture. Join UQ in Jaipur reporter Claire Norton, as she investigates the young generation's involvement with religion in ... Read More
Ekta Wassan on the ABC’s of Indian etiquette
By Kate Sheahan Hidden inside the Hyatt Regency hotel in Mumbai is the bespoke academy of style in India, the Wasan Knowledge Hub. The finishing ... Read More
The Writing is on the wall: Street art for social change in Mumbai
By Tom Higgins Street art is commonly seen as vandalism in most countries, and India is no exception. Though some see it as a ... Read More
KFC To Cholera: India’s Double Disease Burden
By Milly Dunn India is currently facing one of its greatest health challenges yet. As the country continues to develop at rapid speed, so does ... Read More
An introduction to Mumbai
By Sophie Wright Mumbai is big. It’s chaotic. The streets are dirty. It smells horrendous. Be prepared to be stared at, followed, and hassled incessantly ... Read More
Why KOTO is more than just a restaurant
The KOTO Organisation (Know One, Teach One) selects disadvantaged young people from across Vietnam to train in hospitality and other skills at their purpose built ... Read More
One In A Million
Story by Melanie Jamieson QUEENSLAND teenager Aaron Payne is ‘one in a million’ affected by a rare neurological disease, but his delightful nature and continual ... Read More
A Friend Called Pain.
AS I went to ask my first question I heard a crunching of bones as Robbie moved his foot back and forth. A grimace. And ... Read More
Can You Catch A Cancer?
HPV Graphic THERE has been a dramatic increase of young, non-smoking adults affected by head and neck cancers due to a common sexually transmitted disease ... Read More
Changing The World From 11 453.24 Kilometres Away.
Changing the world from 11 453.24 kilometres away. Impossible you may think. Enacting reforms, freeing illegitimate prisoners and reshaping a whole country. That is the ... Read More
Gayndah is Finished
IT’S 5.15pm and one of the two pubs in the rural Queensland town of Gayndah, 366kms north-west of Brisbane, is quickly filling up. One-by-one, customers ... Read More
Politicians Hinder Refugee Resettlement
Story by Kai Hayes REFUGEES in Australia are initially struggling to find employment and integrate into the community, and politicians aren’t helping, settlement assistance organisations ... Read More