At the conclusion of Journalism Project we’re going to reflect on what we’ve learned about journalism and apply these moving forward. This week all our special guests talk directly to you and impart valuable advice when embarking on a career in journalism #JOUR3401 UQ Communication & Arts

Behold, my wondrous book! Titan Books

When Bryan Camp says your novel will "linger in you like a bullet," you know you've written something that hits hard. So grateful for this stunning blurb for THE LADY, THE TIGER AND THE GIRL WHO LOVED DEATH

New Research: In our latest survey with 10,751 Indians, we found 🥵🌡️Experience of extreme weather events and impacts is widespread and deeply worrying 🌍 Most Indians believe global warming is influencing it See: lnkd.in/geM9gbbA

57% of Indian districts face high to very high heat risk. On 314 days in 2024, India experienced extreme weather events But how are people in India perceiving and responding to extreme weather events? Check out our new study: climatecommunication.yale.edu/publications/c… #India #climate #SDG13 #EWE

Joining this Journey as a UQ Reconciliation Action Plan Agent of Change to further influence, lead & enact change to advance reconciliation & ensuring a culturally-respectful workplace & study environment. Special thanks to Sarah Waters from the RAP Team #UQRAP UQ Communication & Arts

Spotted in the wild in Blackwell's, Oxford’s Bookshop ( one of the nicest places in the world)! With Titan Books

In an op-ed in India Today, we highlight key findings and their implications from our national survey of 10,751 people in India. Yale Program on Climate Change Communication lnkd.in/g5HABRwU. #ClimateChange #India #FoodSecurity #YaleClimate #Research

TODAY'S THE DAY! The Lady, The Tiger, and the Girl Who Loved Death is officially out in the world! I'm overwhelmed with gratitude for everyone who helped bring this story to life. Time for a gratitude thread... 1/12

Come work with me! uq.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/uqcareers/job/…

Shared my journey of engaging with Australia's Reconciliation Action Plan as an immigrant from the Maldives 🌏 I presented my story of parallels & contrasts between the two Indigenous cultures through a lens of news consumption that led to greater insight #UQRAP UQ Communication & Arts

I finally wrote the pedagogy paper I wish I'd had when I was writing my FHEA application. Here are my thoughts about uncertainty and 'authentic assessments'. 🎓 doi.org/10.1080/174046…

What a pleasure to be at mid-year Walkley Awards to see UQ Journalism student Niddel Abdelrahman pick up the Jacoby-Walkley Scholarship. Very proud!!! UQ Communication & Arts UQ News

I'm on The Skiffy and Fanty Show talking about "The Lady, the Tiger and the Girl Who Loved Death" - we dive into form, history, and borderlands. Had such a great conversation! Listen: skiffyandfanty.com/category/podca… #SFF #podcast #fantasy

Want to know what I’m reading now? In this post I talk about everything from Francis Spufford and Nick Harkaway to Kathleen Jennings (Kathleen Jennings) and Tashan Mehta #GreatReads #OnMyShelf nerds-feather.com/2025/06/6-book… Titan Books

The Sydney Morning Herald calls The Lady, The Tiger and the Girl Who Loved death 'grand in ambition,' and 'a song of brutality and mystery' while noting it's 'tough going'. I'll take that as high praise for pushing boundaries. smh.com.au/culture/books/…

Our S.W. Brooks Fellow this year is the wonderful Professor Sally Shuttleworth from Oxford. Make sure to register for her public lecture on Wednesday 30th July! UQ News UQ Communication & Arts UQ History #litmed #histmed #litsci #C19th communication-arts.uq.edu.au/event/8091/202…

India’s Rooftop Solar: Promises and Challenges #India #Solar #rooftopsolar

By June 2025, renewable energy powered half of the total power generation capacity in India. Renewable energy capacity has grown nearly 3 times in the last decade, from 76 GW to 226 GW. It needs to double to 500 GW in the next 5 years! #India #Solar #Energy

#iwantmycarrots Wild Whiskers kept a close eye on the carrot patch. One day soon it would be planted, and the arrows would grow, and they would be hers. All hers!