UQ Field Trips
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
Bollywood’s Next Big Stars
By Samantha Butler Saroj Khan Dance Academy is leading the way in providing dance education in Mumbai. Children of all ages flock to the famous ... Read More
Ordinary Women: Mumbai
By Sarah Matthews One of the best things about travelling is the extraordinary people that you can meet each and every day, and the bustling ... Read More
Raghuvir Shekhawat: the award-winning screenwriter who hates watching TV
By Sophie Wright Diya Aur Baati Hum aired over 1500 episodes and was the top rated television show in India for three years. As the ... 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
Indonesia’s Child Care Spectrum
We take a look inside the life of orphanage children and get a glimpse behind the scenes of an alternative institution, and their approaches to ... Read More
Jaipur Foot – Restoring Glory
Jaipur Foot is an NGO in Jaipur India that provides prosthetics or artificial limbs to as many disabled people as possible through its centres, outreach ... Read More
MRT to alleviate Jakarta’s notorious traffic soon
It’s taken almost 40 years since its conception, but the Jakarta Mass Rail Transport (MRT) is finally on its way to completion. With estimates that ... Read More
The danger next door: malnutrition on Mumbai’s doorstep
By Anna Levy Just three hours drive away from Mumbai, child malnutrition has hit a record high. With hundreds of deaths occurring every year, authorities ... Read More
Crowded Network: Exposing Jakarta’s Power Line Problem
Indonesia’s appetite for electricity is growing as rapidly as its economy, an economic powerhouse hungering for a more advanced energy grid. Unfortunately, the minimal investment ... Read More
Finding beauty beneath the haze
“Turn right for good photos”. Clearly an invitation not to be missed by three aspiring journalists. It’s now somewhat apparent that the fat black cameras ... Read More