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The Happiness Myth: Why Rich Countries Are Not Always the Happiest
An interactive data story exploring the relationship between happiness, wealth, health and freedom across countries using open global datasets.
The Happiness Myth: Why Rich Countries Are Not Always the Happiest
An interactive data story exploring the relationship between happiness, wealth, health and freedom across countries using open global datasets.
Gene Analysis Workflow
This is a gene analysis workflow for working with TCGA data.
Cashing in or crowding out
Data Visualisation Assignment 3
Publish DocumentHow Many Hours Must a Student Work to Survive in Melbourne?
An interactive data investigation into student housing affordability in Melbourne between 2015 and 2030. This project combines rental, wage, inflation and transport data to examine how many hours students must work to survive in Melbourne.
The Lucky Country's Unlucky Truth
Five interactive charts exploring how housing affordability, wages, and homelessness are challenging Australia's "Lucky Country" reputation. Built for RMIT Data Visualisation & Communication Assignment 3.
Why Do All Melbourne Suburbs Sound the Same?
A study on Melbourne's bird monoculture.
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