By Jemma W. Thea and I went to a SECNA (Social Enterprise Council NSW & ACT) networking event hosted at Banish Sustainability Hub. There, we heard various stories from differentContinue reading “A Visit to Banish Sustainability Hub”
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Triumphs at Model UN Competitions
by Alannah B. While standard law school competitions like mooting, witness examination and negotiation are excellent practice in domestic advocacy, my favourite venue for practising applying legal theory is ModelContinue reading “Triumphs at Model UN Competitions”
RUOK? — Beyond Asking “Are You OK?”
By Dr Bibiana Chan The question “RUOK?” is often asked with good intentions. But sometimes I wonder whether we are asking enough. The sudden death of Professor Jason Arday, theContinue reading “RUOK? — Beyond Asking “Are You OK?””
Book Review: Pachinko by Min Jin Lee
By Dr Bibiana Chan Pachinko by Korean-American author Min Jin Lee is the first book I have read by a Korean author. My interest in modern Korean history was sparkedContinue reading “Book Review: Pachinko by Min Jin Lee”
Invent a New Way to Make New Friends – U Shape Us
By Dr Bibiana Chan During my recent visit to Canberra, I arranged to meet Fiona again. We spent hours talking about our shared experiences and challenges as founders of socialContinue reading “Invent a New Way to Make New Friends – U Shape Us”
Nourishing Papaya, Coconut, and Pork Chinese Herbal Soup Recipe
Warm up with this traditional Papaya, Coconut, and Pork Chinese Herbal Soup. An easy, comforting winter recipe packed with body-nourishing tonic herbs.
CFS Book Club Recommendations
The following books are recommended by members of CFS Book Club at the meeting on 18th July, 2026 (complied by Dr Bibiana Chan). Geoff’s recommendations: Merchants of Doubt: How aContinue reading “CFS Book Club Recommendations”
Reflection on CFS’ 2nd Book Club
By Dr Bibiana Chan It took us 12 months to gather again for our second CFS Book Club, and it was well worth the wait. Following the format of ourContinue reading “Reflection on CFS’ 2nd Book Club”
The story of a humble ‘wok’
By Dr Bibiana Chan (originally published on LinkedIn) I listened to Pauline Hanson’s speech at the National Press Club today and was intrigued by her call for Australia to becomeContinue reading “The story of a humble ‘wok’”
When to Call emergency services?
By Dr Bibiana Chan Over the past week, I found myself reflecting on two very different but connected situations I witnessed in the community. In both incidents, a young personContinue reading “When to Call emergency services?”