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The Reversible Extinction: Why the World's Most Severe Ecosystem Collapse is the Easiest to Fix
A scrollytelling data story exploring the global freshwater biodiversity crisis. Freshwater vertebrate populations have collapsed by 85% since 1970 — faster than any other ecosystem. This story explains why physical river infrastructure is the primary driver, and why Europe's dam removal movement proves the crisis is uniquely reversible. Built with R, ggplot2, plotly, and the Closeread scrollytelling extension. Created for RMIT University Data Visualisation Assignment.
The Lucky Country’s Luck Is Running Out
Why the world’s 9th-richest nation is one of its least sophisticated economies
India’s Liberal Democracy Gap: Rights, Checks and Freedoms Since 1947
This data visualisation story explores India’s democracy from 1947 to 2025 using V-Dem Country-Year Dataset v16. It looks beyond elections by comparing electoral democracy, liberal democracy, rights and freedoms, and checks on executive power. The three interactive visualisations show that India’s democratic story has not followed a simple straight line, with periods of stability, decline, recovery and more recent pressure on wider liberal democratic safeguards.
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Data visualisation assignment - AI and Australia's workforce
Will AI Reshape Graduate Jobs Before Students Graduate?
Five interactive charts using Jobs and Skills Australia Gen AI's exposure data
The Great Lock-Out: Australia's Housing Affordability Crisis
An interactive data story examining how rising house prices, stagnant wage growth, increasing living costs, and rental pressures have contributed to Australia's housing affordability crisis.
Smarter or Just Faster? The Hidden Cost of AI in Student Learning
This interactive data story explores how students are using generative AI tools, and how this is reshaping learning behaviours, academic practices, and student perceptions.
Shade Inequality: Who Gets to Live in a Cool Suburb?
An interactive visual story exploring how tree canopy, urban heat, heat vulnerability and socioeconomic disadvantage overlap across Greater Sydney.