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AI and Humanity
How Generative AI Is Transforming Student Learning explores the growing influence of artificial intelligence in education. Through a series of interactive data visualisations, this project examines AI adoption trends, student usage patterns, benefits, challenges, and the potential impact of AI on future careers. The story aims to provide an evidence-based perspective on how AI is reshaping learning experiences and educational outcomes.
Australia Talks a Perfect Game on AI — But the Numbers Tell a Different Story
Five interactive data visualisations examining Australia's AI readiness paradox — perfect policy scores paired with critically weak infrastructure. Data from Oxford Insights Government AI Readiness Index 2025 and IMF World Economic Outlook 2026.
Converging Catastrophes
How three slow-moving environmental triggers stacked the deck for Australia's worst marine wildlife mortality event. Five interactive charts trace 117,000 dead animals across 430 species along the South Australian coast through 2025, and ask whether the next bloom is already loading.
The Automation Wave: Which Australian Jobs Are Already Disappearing?
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Nature Fights Back: The data-driven story behind rewilding's revolution.
In 50 years, the average vertebrate population has shrunk by 73%. But within that collapse, something unexpected is happening — some species are coming back, some ecosystems are healing, and a growing body of evidence suggests we know how to make it happen deliberately. This is that story.
Beyond the Bin: Australia’s Bigger Waste Story in Five Charts
This report was created for Assignment 3, Storytelling with Open Data, in MATH2270 Data Visualisation and Communication. The report explores Australia’s waste challenge through five interactive charts using data from the National waste and resource recovery report 2024. The visualisations examine total waste generation, waste source streams, material types, waste management methods, and differences in recovery performance across states and territories.
The AI confidence gap: five charts on who really believes in AI
An interactive data story exploring how public confidence in artificial intelligence differs across countries, regions, experts, generations and income groups. Using recent global AI attitude data, the article shows where optimism is strongest, where concern remains high, and why the people building AI often see its future very differently from the general public.
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