News of Alumni - 2008
Check out the latest news from alumni who have been in touch recently
Crystal Woods (1990 1991)
Sharmani Rajasingham Perera (1989 1990)
Maria Josenia "Jojie" Bautro (1998 1999)
Brian Falzon (1993 1994 1995 1996)
Stephen Hetherington (1981)
Julia Krattli (1999 2000 2001)
Lorraine Chee (1988 1989)
Heather Davis Colla (1989)
Jean Mackenzie Weighell (1971)
Halina Motyka (1983)
Tony Simons (1968 1969)
Seiichi Mochizuki (1986 1987)
Charles Lindall (1985 1986 1987 1990)
Cindy Tonkin (1984 1985)
Andres Gomez de Silva Gaza (1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000)
Karen Rowe-Nurse (1980 1981)
Roslyn Brooks (2001 2002 2003 2004)
Satoko Ishigami and Grant Ireland (2005)
Val Hazlewood (1967 1968 1969)
Anna Cassidy Rasmussen (1989)
Ewe Hean Loh (1999 2000)
Athena
Valassas (1988 1989)
Shamsher Mahil (2004 2006 2007)
Yue He (2006 2007)
Mark Dickson (1989 1990 1991)
Kellie Morrison (2007 2008)
William Spaul (1992 1993 1994 1995)
Rosa Turai-Kiss (1978)
Medy Krisnany-Samedyastoety (1994 1995 1996 1997 1998)
Hiep Duc (1979 1980 1981)
Nusara Musigatham (1998 1999)
Margaret Bull (1975)
Tetsuya Noguchi (1990)
Mai Shiozaki (Aotsuka) (1997)
NaKyong Ryou (1997 1998 1999)
Alan Welsh (1980 1981)
Michelle Yuen (Chalmers 1999-2002)
Takuji Okubo (2003)
Stephen Meagher (2001 2002)
Sangeeta
Shah-Valiya (1996 1997 1998 1999)
Dennis Schatz (1969 1970)
Alfa Chasnah (1988 1989 1990 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001)
Cathy (Cui Xia) Lu (2003 2004 2005 2006)
Richard Elias (2003)
Max Lane (1972, 1973)
Jill Harmon & Runi Vilhelm (1999)
Larry Kwok (1979 1980)
Heather Spratt (1995)
Peter Edmonds (1985 1986)
Silvana Sinar (1984 1985)
Amrin Saragih (1985 1986 1987)
Chris Owens (1967)
Edward Birch (1982)
John Hunter (1968)
Nikhil Jain (1997 1998 1999 2000)
Ee Leng Lim (1999 2000)
Evanor Palac (1990 1991 1992 1993)
Terence Yang (2003 2004)
Ahmad Zaini Abdullah (1976 1977 1978 1979)
Richard Elias (2003)
Azizollah Nezhadali (1999)
Meryl Hampson (1985)
Chih-Jan Hsueh (2006)
Nyambura Mwaniki (1991 1992)
Robert Steinhoff (1999 2000)
Bart Van de Laar (1999)
Max Lane (1972, 1973)
Catherine Lee (1990)
Orie MUTA (1980, 1981)
Heather Hill (2001, 2002)
Barry Evans (1985, 1987)
Crystal Woods (1990 1991) 9 Oct 2008
update her record after our database manager found her on facebook. There are couple of Sydney IH facebook groups. Great place to find lost alumni.
Please remember us when you move or change your email address. Just go to Make Contact / Update SUIHAA.
Sharmani Rajasingham Perera (1989 1990) 8 Oct 2008
When the UK Reunion invitation sent to Sharmani was returned, we traced her via her email address. Now she has updated her address and introduced the database manager to the subtlety of the UK postcode.
Do remember to update your mailing address if you move. Invitation to events are usually sent by post. Some alumni missed the 40th Anniversary Event because of this.
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Maria Josenia "Jojie" Bautro (1998 1999) 7 Oct 2008
Updated her record and left this Comments:
" Ten years after our memorable stay at IH, my family and I plan to attend the reunion next year on October/November 2009. My husband and I had a short visit to China and Hongkong but we were not able to get in touch with former IH residents. We hope we could be there in 2009, it's like coming back home, (I have always considered Australia a second home with all the beautiful memories and good people I met there.) I miss a lot of things about IH, even my kids' youth-they used to play at the inner court while I do the laundry. It's good to hear that the roof top has a garden and barbeque place now. We used to hang clothes in that area then, although I spend sunsets there to view the skyline and the city."
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Brain Falzon (1993 1994 1995 1996) 6 Oct 2008
updated his address and left this comments:
"Returned to Australia to take up the Chair in Aerospace Engineering at Monash University . This follows 12 years in the UK at Imperial College , London"
Brian was one of our alumni who were at the recent UK Reunion.
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Stephen Hetherington (1981) 28 Aug 2008
received an invitation from us sent to his parents' home. It was the address stored in our database. He has never received newsletter from SUIHAA because membership was voluntary then. We are glad he went to our website and updated his "untoched" record. Welcome back, Stephen. Do use our website to reconnect with some of the old IH friends.
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Julia Krattli (1999 2000 2001) 28 Aug 2008
is back teaching in Sydney and updated her address via our website.
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Lorraine Chee (1988 1989) 28 Aug 2008
updated her record via our website and took the green online newsletter option but left her mailing address out. Lorraine, we still need your mailing address to send occasional invitation to you.
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Heather Davis Colla (1989) 28 Aug 2008
moved from the country to Sydney and updated her address.
Thanks Heather for taking the green online version of the newsletter. Now that you are in Sydney, perhaps you should come to some of the IH events. Look for it at What's New on our website.
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Jean Mackenzie Weighell (1971) 28 Aug 2008
also moved
from the country to the big smoke. Jean, Do come to some of the events at IH or other events organised by SUIHAA.
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Halina Motyka (1983) 28 Aug 2008
phoned IH to update her address. Thanks Halina. Perhap you can email us your email address. It is not easy to spam our members using our email facility. Each email has to be written individually - TEDIOUS!!
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Tony Simons (1968 1969) 28 Aug 2008
wrote of his Northern Australian Adventure:
"In June 2008 Thelma and I undertook a long desired trip to Broome and the Kimberleys. We flew on the new direct five hour flight from wintry Sydney to balmy Broome teeming with birds and fish, pindan (red dirt) and turquoise waters. Thelma was pleased to see the early morning SBS Filipino news which seemed a fitting tribute to the Filipino pearlers, farmers and mission builders in north west Australia 100 years ago. There are remnants of a Filipino fish trap in Roebuck Bay. On historic Streeters wharf we met a nephew of playwright Jimmy Chi (of "Bran Nue Day", "Corrugation Road" plus work in progress) who gave us a history of Australia's first multiracial town with its hybrid Asian/Aborginal culture and Broome creole with many Malay words. Jimmy's family is a typical Broome resident with his Japanese, Chinese, French, English and aboriginal heritage. We also saw some of the one million live cattle being shipped through Broome and other northern ports to Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Egypt each year. Broome has attractive tropical architecture which owes much to the Japanese influence in the use of white painted corrugated galvanised iron. It was sad to see many homeless aborigines camped in the sandhills next to our hotel. Many of these folk are refugees from the Northern Territory intervention one year ago. The Howard government "martial law" has caused an exodus to Queensland, WA and SA.
We joined a seven day camping tour along the rough 700 km gravel Gibb River road to Kununurra with a side trip to the very remote Mitchell Plateau. Wanjina Gorge with its spectacular 70 metre high ancient coral mountain was our first camp where we swam with the freshwater crocodiles (not dangerous unless threatened) in the beautiful Lennard River. Wonderful El Questro (named after a local Spanish jackeroo) campsite and luxury lodge certainly met our expectations. Other campsites included the very basic Mitchell Falls national park and one million acre Drysdale station oasis with its bamboos and mango trees. Kununurra was established 40 years ago to service the Ord River irrigation scheme and not withstanding its prosperity must be the ugliest Australian town that I have ever visited (think of Mt Druitt shopping plaza with a huge carpark as a town centre).
We took the one hour flight to Darwin with great views of the NT coast. Downtown Darwin is booming and almost entirely under 35 years old and with its brutal architecture has all the charm of Chatswood CBD (you must agree Mr De Graaf) but the green suburbs are very pleasant. We attended the celebrations for the opening of the harbourside Darwin Convention Centre descibed as pearl shaped but already referred to as the cockroach.
It was a nice holiday but we appreciated the return home to tranquil Bedlam Bay on Parramatta River with soft winter light and absence of grey nomads, backpackers and fire haze and vast dry savannah plains."
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Seiichi Mochizuki (1986 1987) 28 Aug 2008
wrote "I stayed in IH from 1986 till 1987. I was the 1st exchange (graduate) student between Waseda University , Tokyo , Japan and University of Sydney.
I wonder if this exchange program is still continuing.
Currently, I'm Professor and Vice Chair at Dept. of Medical Engineering, Kawasaki University of Medical Welfare, Okayama , Japan . I'm teaching students who aim to become clinical engineers specializing advanced medical equipments including hemodialysis machines, pump-oxygenators and artificial respirators. As for my research, I'm in the field of cardiovascular physiology. I apply various kinds of new technology to investigation of vascular functions."
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Charles Lindall (1985 1986 1987 1990) 28 Aug 2008
News received from Alexandra Cordukes, IH Development Office:
Charles is currently responsible for managing the business development and commercialisation of the new materials and tissue engineering technologies for the repair and regeneration of damaged tissue. He is also responsible for molecular diagnostics (ie use of DNA to provide early diagnosis of disease).
He works with a variety of large and small companies and joint ventures, such as Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) for Polymers and the Vision CRC and was part of the team that formed PolyNovo Biomaterials Ltd in 2004. His role is the development, negotiation and management of technology licences, joint ventures and contract research.
Charles is also a director on the governing board of Bionic Technologies Australia.
He currently spends 50 per cent of his time on managing commercialisation of two potential spin-out opportunities in surgical wound repair and in molocular diagnostics.
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Cindy Tonkin (1984 1985) - 28 Aug 2008
This was the news I received from Alexandra Cordukes, IH Development Officer:
"I am living in Newtown (only a few kms from the House) with my husband James Falk, who I met in IH in 1985. I run my own consulting business
(www.consultantsconsultant.com.au ), and another consultancy (www.ludiccreative.com ) which does soft skills training for teams using improvisation exercises. I am travelling to Chicago in July 2008 to "play" a little more with improvisation in a 5 week summer intensive. It should be a blast!"
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Andres Gomez de Silva Gaza (1995-2000) - 28 Aug 2008
Andres continues to be a full-time professor in the Computer Engineering Department of a small university in Mexico City. However, this year he's on sabbatical. He spent the first half of his sabbatical doing research at the University of Sussex in Brighton , England , on computational models of game playing strategies, during which time he met up with several friends from I.H. in Brighton , Dublin , and London . He will spend the second half of his sabbatical at George Mason University in the outskirts of Washington , D.C. , in the United States , doing research on computational models of creativity, and hopes to continue meeting up with old I.H. friends during that time.
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Karen Rowe-Nurse (1980 1981) - 6 Aug 2008
updated her record with the following comments:
"I am currently the law librarian at the Sydney campus of the University of Notre Dame. Married my husband is currently studying astro-physics at Macquarie University )with 4 boys aged between 10 and 17. We live locally in a turn of the century semi-renovated cottage with 2 cats and a large chocolate labrador. Would love to catch up with those in my years at IH."
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Roslyn Brooks (2001 2002 2003 2004) - 5 Aug 2008
updated her record and in reply to following my email wrote:
" I am now working in my general practice in Cooma, but since completing PhD in 2004 and leaving IH, I have begun to work with Medecins Sans Frontiers also. 2 missions so far - 6 months with a group of Hmong refugees in northern thailand, 4 months in a remote area of Western Nepal where health services were minimal. I plan to keep doing missions with MSF every year while I am fit and competent enough!
MSF will be putting on a project, "Refugee Camp in your city" during September, to demonstrate the sort of services that MSF provides.
I will be working as guide with the camp in central Sydney (Martin Place) from 13th Sept - it would be great if you could publicise the camp! Details and an interactive preview are available at the msf website, www.msf.org.au click on Refugee Camp in your city"
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Satoko Ishigami and Grant Ireland (2005) - 31 July 2008
Grant wrote:
"Wow Richard, You are still there taking care of things - good on you buddy.
Life up here on the Central Coast is so beautiful now we have moved to the ocean. We sleep to the sound of waves and our businesses are flourishing.
Little Lotus now has an even littler sister called Shanti and they are both flourish too which is wonderful to see. She turned one years old 2 months ago - doesn't time fly.
Here are some pictures as requested so please feel free to use them and kindly send us the link. Please also give our regards to anyone who's still around who might know us down there.
All the best, Grant,Satoko,Lotus&Shanti xxxx
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Val Hazlewood (1967 1968 1969) - 28 July 2008
In the feedback form of the June Newsletter, Val wrote:
Thank you for including “In Memorium” for Vinod Kumar of Fiji in the June Newsletter, Some years ago (about 2003 I think) Vinod mentioned in the Nesletter an interest in news of Julie Garnsey, Anne McCarthy & myself. My great grandfather was a Methodist missionary in Fiji , so I plucked the confidence to rejoin Alumni activities. Vinod was such a positive person."
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Anna Cassidy Rasmussen (1998) - 28 July 2008
In the feedback form of the June Newsletter, Anna wrote that she and husband Jesper have moved to Denmark and they are expecting twins in November!!
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Ewe Hean Loh (1999 2000) - 28 July 2008
emailed us with his new address and later added this information:
"After graduated from Sydney Uni, I continued my master degree in University of Technology, Sydney. In 2002, I came back to Malaysia and settled down in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. I started my career as a Derivative dealer which deals with commodity and index futures. Last year, I decided to move on and currently I am attached with a foreign bank in Treasury department. My job is very challenging as I deal with foreign currency and structured products."
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Athena Valassas (1988 1989) - 28 July 2008
emailed us: "
Living in Sydney for the last 3 years. Married with 2 daughters.
" If you read this, Athena, please update your record at Make Contact / Update SUIHAA. A newsletter sent to your old address was returned to us.
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Shamsher Mahil (2004 2006 2007) - 28 July 2008
replied to our email asking for his new address. A newsletter sent to him was returned to us. It turned out that he has two records in our database - Shamsher Mahil and Mahil Shamsher. The confusing "Firstname" and "Lastname". The address of one of his persona was an old one. At least we have his current address. Please remember us whenever you move or change your email address!!
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Yue He (2006 2007) - 28 July 2008
updated her record after receiving our email asking for her new address. Newsletter sent to her old address was returned to us. Thanks to her email address being current, we were able to contact her.
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Mark Dickson (1989 1990 1991) - 24 July 2008
Updated his record and wrote:
"Worked at Sydney University (Biological Sciences) until 2007 and am now at Optus Macquarie Park working in Small/Medium Business Order management. I am also a photographer & reviews writer for poprepublic.tv. Am still in touch with Ed Tinker (same years)"
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Kellie Morrison (2007 2008) - 7 July 2008
updated us with her new address after leaving IH.
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William Spaul (1992 1993 1994 1995) - 6 July 2008
moved to ACT and updated his address. We welcome William back to SUIHAA. There are still members out there who have never received our newsletter because SUIHAA membership was voluntary before 2000.
If any of your IH friends have not received a newsletter from us, please ask them to contact us at info@suihaa.org.au or to www.suihaa.org.au at Make Contact / Update SUIHAA.
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Rosa Turai-Kiss (1978) - 6 July 2008
sent in an online form without an email address. We would welcome an email address from her so that her friends can contact her via our website. Do remember that the email address on our website is not apparent. You can choose not to reply to any email sent to you via our site. Spammers are reluctant to use such site because they have to write individual email to each person.
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Medy Krisnany-Samedyastoety (1994 1995 1996 1997 1998)
24 June 2008
sent in an online form and via email, explained that it is common for Indonesian to have just one name. Her name is just Krisnany-Samedyastoety. But she uses Medy to make it easier for us.
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Hiep Duc (1979 1980 1981) - 24 June 2008
Updated his record and wrote
"I am currently working for the Department of Environment & Climate Change, NSW as an atmospheric scientist. My research areas is the effect of air pollution on health, analysing and accessing of air quality data impact from development using photochemical smog model.... Besides work, I also write articles on science, history, arts for some journals and magazines (mainly Vietnamese). A few years back, I have exchanged some emails with Alan Welsh, Kinlay Dorjee. "
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Nusara Musigatham (1998 1999) - 23 June 2008
updated her record and changed her newsletter to the "green" online pdf newsletter. Thanks Nusara.
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Margaret Bull (1975) - 23 June 2008
sent in an online form. Thanks Margaret for providing an updated email address. We do have problem with outdated email addresses especially hotmail. Some company email services screen email and block our emails Email is the quickest and most convenient way for us to keep in touch with our members.
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Tetsuya (Tet) Noguchi (1990) - 22 June 2008
updated us with his new address in Tokyo. Thanks Tet for taking the green online newsletter.
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Mai Shiozaki (Aotsuka) (1997) - 20 June 2008
updated us with her new address in Tokyo.
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NaKyong Ryou (1997 1998 1999) - 16 Jun3 2008
Richard Ng found Nkyong on facebook. In her reply to his message, Nakyong said " I got married last year 25th Aug on a very hot summer's day... I'd love to share my pics with my old IH friends for sure~"
When the pics are available, they will be posted here.
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Alan Welsh (1980 1981) - 18 May 2008
updated his record when he received an email invitation to the London Reunion. He has been back to Australia since 2004. Thanks Alan for the update.
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Michelle Yuen (Chalmers 1999 - 2002) - 17 May 2008
emailed us:
"I married Hansel June 2005. Since then we've been living in Cumbria, England. While in the UK traveled quite a bit and caught up with Kat Lymberopoulous (1997-2001) in Greece. Recently returned to Sydney and gave birth to a beautiful baby girl, Siobhan Qin Lin. I have included a picture of Siobhan at 3 months old. At the moment taking time out of busy work schedule to a more demanding job of motherhood, and enjoying every minute."
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Takuji Okubo (2003) - 16 April 2008
Updated his record. He has moved but is still in Sydney.
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Stephen Meagher (2001 2002) - 13 April 2008
Sent in an update. This is the first time he is in our database and we are certainly glad to have him back.
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Sangeeta Shah-Valiya (1996 1997 1998 1999) - 7 April 2008
Updated her record and wrote " I have been meaning to write to my friends from IH, but never got around to doing it. In the years gone by, I have lost touch with a number of friends. Just to give an update. I am currently residing in Singapore, and working as a Dir./Ops to a networking enclosures company. Took a break from the health care industry for a few years, and ventured into a new horizon. Singapore always tries to enhance new skills and entrepreneurship programs among the population. So, just decided to try my hand at this. Please do keep me updated on all your going-ons. I love to read the SUIHAA newsletter and wonder where all my friends and acquaintances are.
Cheers Sangeeta"
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Dennis Schatz (1969 1970)
Dennis Schatz and his wife Liela were farewelled from Sydney on a glorious afternoon last Sunday.
From left to right, at the home of Gwen and Richard Ng overlooking the Hacking River are:
Roger Wescombe, Gwen Ng, Rosemary Williams, Graeme de Graaff, Karl Wehrhahn, Lan Wehrhahn, Dennis Schatz, Leila Schatz (troubled by the Sydney sun), Val Hazlewood and Christabel Wescombe. Richard Ng took the photo, being overseen by Joan Rowlands and Lauris Elms.
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Alfa Chasanah ( 1988 1989 1990 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001)
Richard Ng (1967 1968 1969) found Alfa in facebook and got her to update her record. Do remember SUIHAA whenever you move or change your email address. To update your record, just go to Make Contact / Update SUIHAA.
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Cathy (Cui Xia) Lu (2003 2004 2005 2006)
emailed us recently with the following:
"What exactly am I doing? Well I am working in the back office
(Treasury operations) in the Royal Bank of Scotland, Singapore. Our
team supports the Foreign Exchange and Money Market (interbank
borrowings and lendings) transactions of RBS London. We confirm and
settle deals done by our dealers around the world, so long as they
trade in the name of RBS London. Our team is called the Interbank
team, so all our clients are banks. Banks are tend to be more
sophisticated than other financial instituations and corporation and
are actively involved in foreign exchange and money markets. Because
of this active involvement the trade volume and the magnitude of the
trades are larger than those of teams which take care of corporate and
financial institution clients. As a result the work pace of our team
is relatively faster and more demanding.
Time goes by very fast - it has been a year since I joined RBS. Now I
can cope with my job much better than I did a year ago. I was
recently appointed trainer of the 2 new members of our team. It is
not a big achievement, but I feel that I am being recognised.
By the way, I am including some photos taken of our company's annual
dinner dance. I hope you will like them.
Take care!
Cathy"
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Richard Elias (2003)
A photo of Richard and Anna taken the day after their engagement on 15 Feb 2008
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Max Lane (1972, 1973)
A new book "UNFINISHED NATION: Indonesia before and after Suharto" by Max will be released in May. Read about it at his blog:
http://blogs.usyd.edu.au/maxlaneintlasia/2008/03/unfinished_nation_release_date.html
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Jill Harmon & Runi Vilhelm (1999) emailed us recently:
" We have been meaning to write for several years and some how, time has gotten away from us everytime.
Can you include the update below in the next International House Newsletter! Thanks so much! We really appreciate it.
Runi Vilhelm (from the Faroe Islands, Denmark) and Jill Harmon (from Tallahassee, Florida) were residents of the International House in 1999. That year, Runi and Jill began dating and fell in love. Of course, when the year was over, we had to go our separate ways, Runi back to the Faroe Islands and Jill back to Gainesville, Florida to finish law school. After law school in 2000, Jill moved to Orlando to begin practicing law with the Lowndes law firm in Orlando, Florida, where she recently became a partner and shareholder. After about 3 years of dating very long distance, Runi found a company to sponsor him to work in the US in Tampa, Florida (about 1 1/2 hours from Orlando). We were again long distance dating, but this time it was only a 1 1/2 hour drive instead of hours of overseas flying. We got engaged in April 2004, bought a house in Orlando in February 2005 and were married in St. Thomas (US Virgin Islands) in April 2005. Our first child, Austin was born March 7, 2007. Austin was baptised in the only Catholic Church in the Faroe Islands in October 2007 and we recently celebrated his 1st Birthday in Orlando, Florida where we still live. We have attached a picture from our wedding and a picture of our son, Austin, to share with our friends of the International House Class of 1999. We are so sorry it has taken us this long to share an update of our lives. We would love to hear from our friends from the International House. Please write us at "email address" or "email address" and let us know how you are doing.
Best Regards,
Jill, Runi and Austin"
To email Jill or Runi, please use our email service at Contact Alumni
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Larry Kwok (1979 1980) was in Sydney from Hong Kong for business this week, (10 March) and happily found time to drop in to the House. Jessica Carroll was in the House while Joan Rowlands jumped into a taxi and came in from Mosman to meet with him. He was particularly interested to hear of the various projects being discusssed by the Council's Development Committee in response to the University's encouragement to significantly expand International House.
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Heather Spratt (1995) updated her record. She wrote:
"I have recently moved to Toronto from New York City, where I taught special needs students in the public school system. I have taken the position of Director of Programs and Operations at the Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation. We send scholars all over the world for summer experiences in a multitude of areas. Please get in touch if you have international internship suggestions for our uni-aged scholars. And look me up when you come to Toronto!"
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Peter Edmonds (1985 1986) is missing. Anyone knows his whereabout? Drop Richard Ng (db@suihaa.org.au) a line if you have any news of him.
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Silvana Sinar (1984 1985) has not updated her record. If she read this perhaps she can update her record here.
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Amrin Saragih (1985 1986 1987) is now a professor in North Sumatra. He is hoping to get in touch with "Peter Edmond, my former roommate at the Elkin Wing...We used to cook noodles at the pantry and we told stories." He also informed us that Silvana Sinar, another 1980s resident, is also a professor in North Sumatra.
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Chris Owens (1967) has a new email address. He and Kay are living in Dubbo, NSW.|
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Edward Birch (1982) updated his mailing address.
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John Hunter (1968) wrote to update his address in UK.
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Nikhil Jain (1997 1998 1999 2000) updated his record. He wrote "I would like to speak with old friends especiall Ferdy,wang,ugen,sangeeta and people who i dont recall names of but would be great if u call and tell me how u r doing".
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Ee Leng Lim (1999 2000) informed us that he has moved to Singapore.
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Evanor Palac (1990 1991 1992 1993) has been posted to Seoul as Economic Counsellor, Australian Embassy Seoul. She is married to Kerry McMiken, another alumni. Their children , Shane (13) and Lorenzo (10), are now attending the Seoul Foreign (British) School.
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Terence Yang (2003 2004) graduated in 2006 and currenly am a first year resident at Hornsby hospital seconded to Mona Vale hospital. He is very busy as expected.
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Ahmad Zaini Abdullah (1976 1977 1978 1979) updated his address and is another of our increassing number of members taking the online newsletter option. Thanks Ahmad.
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Richard Elias (2003) graduated in 2006 and is now a medical resident at The Canberra Hospital. We still sent the newsletter to his home in Canada because his mum loves to read it.
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Azizollah Nezhadali (1999) wrote to inform us that he is now a Professor. Congratulation Aziz.
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Meryl Hampson (1985) updated her address. She is now at ACT.
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Chih-Jan Hsueh (2006) is missing.
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Nyambura Mwaniki (1991 1992) is missing. Newsletter sent to Nyambura was also returned to us.
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Robert Steinhoff (1999 2000) Newsletter sent to Robert was returned to us. Anyone knows his whereabout?
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Bart Van de Laar (1999) has moved but still in Utrecht.
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Max Lane (1972, 1973) wrote to change to the online newsletter option and provided us with the address of his blog:
http://blogs.usyd.edu.au/maxlaneintlasia.
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Catherine Lee (1990) also took the online newsletter option. Since there is no update of her address, we presume she is still in ACT. She is happy for friends to contact her via our email facility.
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Orie MUTA (1980, 1981) wrote to thank us for sending the newsletter to him all these years and now will download the online newsletter. Thanks Orie for taking this option.
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Heather Hill (2001, 2002) updated her addresses and took the green option of online newsletter
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Barry Evans (1985, 1987) wrote in Jan to update his address. He moved from Queensland to Geneva.
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