Investigative
Investigative journalism pieces produced by students at School of Journalism and Communication at The University of Queensland.
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
Indonesia fights a two-wheel turf war
Rising popularity of online-based ride-hailing apps has created tension on the streets of Jakarta, as traditional motorcycle hailing taxis (ojeks) fight back for demand, claiming territory ... Read More
Fishing for dreams
Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he will eat for a lifetime. To the ... Read More
What is Tet to you?
The Tet holiday in Vietnam is meant to be a joyous celebration to welcome the lunar new year and springtime with big family reunions and ... Read More
Assessing the education gap in Vietnam
Sitting with two support teachers from the International School in Ho Chi Minh City, you can learn a lot about the education gap that divides ... Read More
Suffering in regional Queensland
DALBY resident Scott Doyle was 14-years-old when he passed away from a common bone cancer in March this year. He was one of 10,260 Queenslanders ... Read More
The Waiting Pain
JAMES Wood* is a teenage entrepreneur. The Brisbane-based businessman travels the world expanding his empire. But beneath his success, James carries with him a burden. ... Read More
Surviving the guilt of living
MICHAEL Callaghan and Mathew Tait were best friends. They were never strong believers in coincidences. But by the age of 14 the schoolyard mates from ... Read More
The power of porn
EARCH the word ‘porn’ and Google will return 409,000,000 results in 0.14 seconds. The first result will be PornHub, the largest pornography site on the ... Read More
The 40-percent
FOR Lisa Mullin, the depression caused by attempting to come to terms with being transgender was overwhelming. “I couldn’t see a reason to live,” she ... Read More
Legally blind
SARAH Boulton experiences life in a different way than the majority of us. “When someone loses something, a limb, eyesight, it’s a loss for everyone, ... Read More
Into the fringe
FOR most people, the process of discovering their identity occurs during the teenage years. For Thalia, it only truly began after 30. The Brisbane Christian ... Read More