UQ Field Trips
What Came First, The Love or the Marriage? A Documentary
Love and arranged marriages are part of an ongoing complex conversation that is unfolding before our eyes. This is a documentary exploring the complexities of ... 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
Pushing Depok’s Panic Button
Depok is a vibrant and bustling city, located just on the southern border of Jakarta, yet in the past this has attracted some undesirable attention. ... Read More
Social Media: The Problem or the Solution to Indonesia’s Animal Trafficking Epidemic?
Social media is changing the way our world works in many ways. While it increases global connection, it also enables crimes, such as animal trafficking, ... Read More
Practicing Diversity: Celebrating Easter in Indonesia
The national celebration of Easter in Indonesia is a symbol of the country’s commitment to its belief in "Unity in Diversity" despite recent racial and ... Read More
An Age of Illiteracy
Over recent years, Indonesia has witnessed a rapid expansion in many aspects of it's society, including its economic landscape, population and urban growth. Yet the country ... Read More
Mumbai in Bloom
By Bridget Sloan Stepping off the bus after a full day touring Mumbai, almost every memory I have is coated by the sound of the ... Read More
Stories of Mumbai
By Kate Sheahan In a city of 12 million people, addressing some of the world's most polarising issues might seem like a huge task. These ... Read More
Finding Spirituality in the Holy Land
By Connie Li Connie reports on finding inner peace and spirituality in India. (more…) Read More
When It Rains, It Rains Dollars: Combatting the Drought in Regional Queensland
The ongoing drought is causing Queensland’s farmers untold concern, but South Burnett locals remain stoic and optimistic. Peter Angel’s cattle farm has been in the ... Read More
The Making of a Foreign Correspondent: UQ in Jakarta 2018
Fifteen journalism students are in Indonesia this month to learn how to become foreign correspondents during a field-reporting trip. They have researched a wide range ... 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