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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.
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Storytelling with open data: ten years of Brimbank crime statistics
Interactive Topography Presentation with Plotly
R Markdown presentation featuring an interactive 3D surface plot created with Plotly
Australia's Shark Paradox: Are Encounters Becoming More Deadly?
In this project, I explore how shark encounters in Australia have changed over the years using data from the Australian Shark Incident Database. Through five interactive charts, I look at where these incidents happen, what activities people were doing, which shark species were involved, and whether recorded encounters are becoming more deadly.
Melbourne After Dark: Is Violence Getting Worse?
Interactive dashboard exploring assaults, weapon offences and public transport offences in the City of Melbourne (2017–2026), using Crime Statistics Agency Victoria and City of Melbourne pedestrian data. Assignment 3, Data Visualisation, RMIT University. Ajith Kadavil Anilkumar (s4235429).
Burnt Out Before We Begin?
I used to be a junior developer and I was stressed most of the time. So I wanted to know if it was just me. Using the Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2024 and 2025, this report looks at who is most unhappy in tech, and why people just starting out have it worst.
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Melbourne After Dark: Is Violence Getting Worse?
Interactive dashboard exploring assaults, weapon offences and public transport offences in the City of Melbourne (2017–2026), using Crime Statistics Agency Victoria and City of Melbourne pedestrian data. Assignment 3, Data Visualisation, RMIT University. Ajith Kadavil Anilkumar (s4235429).
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