Brisbane & beyondGP Khehra

South East Queensland, Australia

Public life.
Food.
Writing.

I'm GP Khehra. I write about how we live together, take part in politics and community life, and founded Brisbane Food Guide to get to know the people behind our food.

The thread between them
GP Khehra speaking at a lectern in a grey suit
Presenting Practical Hope at a local policy conference.

The thread

To understand change,
I wanted to start closer.

The questions began in my books: how we live with ourselves and with each other. Civic work made me want to understand change from the ground up. Through food, I found a way to listen.

A little more about me
01 / Public life & politicsParticipation · Ideas · Opportunity
GP Khehra with representatives and community members at Queensland Parliament
With representatives and community members at Queensland Parliament · February 2026.

Who gets
a chance?

I am interested in the distance between an opportunity being announced and someone being able to reach it.

My background spans trades, training, business development and marketing, including digital marketing. Stakeholder engagement runs through that work: listening, building relationships and understanding what people need.

That is what I bring to political participation and to Practical Hope and Next-Gen Trades: listening, developing ideas and testing what they would mean in everyday life.

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Ideas into practice

Practical Hope.
Next-Gen Trades.

A presented motion and continuing independent policy work on reachable pathways into training, technology and employment.

Proposals under development.

Read the work
02 / Brisbane Food GuidePeople · Places · Their stories

There's a person
behind every meal.

I founded Brisbane Food Guide because I wanted to know who was behind the counter, what brought them here, and what it took to begin.

A food truck or family-run takeaway deserves the same care in storytelling as a restaurant with a PR team. There is room for all of them in the city I want the guide to reflect.

I meet owners, interview, photograph and edit. AI helps me build and organise the work. The reason for it is human: knowing a little of someone's story can change a meal.

Why I built the guide
GP Khehra interviewing Johnny Di Francesco at Food and Hospitality Queensland
With Johnny Di Francesco at Food & Hospitality Queensland. The conversation ↗

Conversations & encounters

Explore the collection

Wes Lambert portrait supplied by Bennett PR / Wes Lambert's office.

03 / BooksPublished as Babbal Khehra

The questions
I return to.

Before the guide, there were these books. Both explore our inner lives and our place among other people: how to question the world and still take part in it.

Babbal is the name my family knows me by, and the name on my books.

Books & essays
Ego and Enlightenment book cover

Ego and Enlightenment

Consciousness and participation in ordinary life.

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Keep the conversation going

A story. A question.
A different perspective.

gp@gpsingh.au