Storyteller for the voiceless
Meet Sarah Hopkins, an experienced criminal lawyer, award-winning novelist, and Chair of Just Reinvest NSW.
Meet Sarah Hopkins, an experienced criminal lawyer, award-winning novelist, and Chair of Just Reinvest NSW.
Law student and Australian waterpolo player Amy Ridge has long dreamt of competing at an Olympic Games. As the COVID-19 crisis looks likely to postpone…
Clyde & Co partner Alena Titterton talks about how musical theatre became her forte.
Enamoured by the size of the double bass, Lucy Zheng started playing the instrument at age 11. She tells how performing with two orchestras brings…
David Jones, partner and head of Baker & McKenzie’s Sydney Real Estate Group, tells of the power of pushing yourself beyond limits and giving up…
Saranpaal Calais works hard to promote his religion’s values among young Sikhs. How does he balance his law commitments with community service?
For litigation lawyer and arbitrator Tim Griffiths, penning his first novel about legendary Australian photographer Frank Hurley was an exercise in patience, creativity and passion.
Art provides a wonderful balance for this lawyer who was thrilled to be named as a finalist in this year’s Archibald Prize.
Maithri Panagoda is a personal injury lawyer and partner at Carroll & O’Dea. He hangs his suit coat – and his work problems – on a hook…
In 1976, a 19-year-old Richard Shakenovsky found himself in the South African police force, doing his mandatory national service.