Tag: journalism

The Life of a ‘Street Child’

Julia Enchelmaier- November 5, 2018

A child’s life can be very different in a place like Jaipur compared to Australia. Join me as I explore the life of a ‘street ... Read More

Finding fresh air in The Big Durian

Holly Richardson- June 1, 2018

In the midst of Jakarta, the capital of the fourth most populated country in the world, fresh air is hard to find. As the city ... Read More

Behind the Lines: India’s Political Cartoons

Kemii- October 17, 2017

Kemii Maguire investigates the world of political cartooning, in one of India's most illiterate states. Read More

Power to the Women

Hannah Palmer- October 17, 2017

Women empowerment has become a major part of Indian society in the 21st century. This story explores how the children and women of Jaipur are ... Read More

Jaipur Foot – Restoring Glory

Madeline Grace- October 17, 2017

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

Written in the Stars?

Maya Fellows- October 16, 2017

Astrology starts from the exact moment you are born and stays the same for your entire lifetime. It tells of the  (more…) Read More

Head vs Heart

Maya Fellows- October 16, 2017

Are we willing to have our organs harvested when we die? What if that choice  (more…) Read More

The Youth Testament in India

Claire Norton- October 16, 2017

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

The Street Sweepers of Jaipur

Maya Fellows- September 25, 2017

Three women in bright Sari's take photographs with tourists and (more…) Read More

Rich in Age and Rich in Culture

Hannah Palmer- September 25, 2017

India’s home of culture, Jaipur, has become the perfect destination for middle to senior aged travellers as the city is abuzz with life and filled ... Read More