Twenty-five years since Frankston
I went back to the Monash campus where I graduated in 2001. A quarter century later, standing outside the same office, I couldn't have imagined the road that led here.
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I went back to the Monash campus where I graduated in 2001. A quarter century later, standing outside the same office, I couldn't have imagined the road that led here.
Yesterday marked a pivotal moment in Singapore's Muslim community as we hosted Dr. Waleed Kadous for two transformative AI sessions that
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My daughter was cutting my hair when a message came through from my friend saying, 'Hey, our interview with the journalism undergraduates
Papa's Got A Brand New Bag (Toy) ~ James Brown So I did - Got myself what the online community suggested possibly the best value for
I was invited (accepted without hesitation) to be part of a panel of speakers at MClub's Re:Work Initiative (Career Conversation) for
While having my cuppa in the rainy cooling Singapore, I reflected on my journey or relationship with Java (not the brew) but the
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I planned to write on my birthday date or perhaps a couple of days after but I am very late. There were too many things happening and it