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Dear Melbourne, Can We Afford You?
An interactive exploration of Melbourne's rental prices from 2000 to 2025, comparing regions, suburbs and property types using five interactive visualisations created in R.
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a 5-slide reproducible pitch presentation hosted on RPubs.
Building Australia: Where Are New Homes Actually Being Delivered?
This report explores Australian building approvals in 2025–26 using five interactive visualisations in R. It examines monthly trends, residential building types, approval patterns across LGAs, and the relationship between dwelling approvals and building value using ABS data.
The Bin Journey Nobody Follows
**The Bin Journey Nobody Follows** explores how Australia's waste exports have changed from 2017–18 to 2025–26. Using interactive visualisations, the report examines trends in export tonnage, declared value, material types, plastic exports, and tyre destinations to uncover what the data reveals about Australia's waste export journey.
Plates, Not Cars
Number-plate theft in Victoria has more than doubled since 2022, and hardly anyone gets caught
Younger Victoria, Different Vote?
Interactive data story: median age vs Labor vote across 87 Victorian districts, 2022 state election.
Cadmus Assignment 3
after she leaves
After She Leaves is an interactive dashboard using ten years of Victorian police data to show that violence against women increasingly comes from former partners, continuing long after a relationship ends.
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Behind the falling rate: Children in the City of Melbourne's family violence records
An interactive data story using Crime Statistics Agency (Victoria) data, 2022–2026. The City of Melbourne's family incident rate has fallen, but the number of children recorded as affected family members has risen. Five interactive charts follow those children through the data and compare Melbourne with the rest of Victoria. Created in R with ggplot2 and plotly for Data Visualisation and Communication, Assignment 3.
Assignment 3
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Storytelling with open data: ten years of Brimbank crime statistics