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Abdullah Sankari from Sir Joseph Banks High School interviews Alissar Chidiac Alissar Chidiac has all the stories and life experience you need to keep going ...
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Layla Mkhayber from Bankstown Youth Development Service (BYDS) interviews Michael Teixeira Henriques Michael Teixeira Henriques is an 18-year-old drummer with wisdom far beyond his years. ...
Continue Reading →Count your Blessings
Anna Thai from Sir Joseph Banks High interviews Jeannette Rairibi Jeannette Rairibi was born to immigrant parents, and while some of us might have struggled ...
Continue Reading →Vietnamese Rains and Aussie Dreams
Vivien Nguyen from Chester Hill High interviews Thanh Dung Nguyen Thanh Nguyen was born in Vietnam and spent his childhood running around naked in the rain. ...
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Hope Sankari and Mwamvita McHome from Sir Joseph Banks High interview Jay Laga’aia Jay Laga’aia was born in South Auckland. An avid rugby player until he ...
Continue Reading →A Quiet Strength
Leyla Alameddine from Sir Joseph Banks High interviews Cynthia Mikell Cynthia Mikell is a single mum, the only surviving member of her immediate family, and ...
Continue Reading →Behind-the-Scenes with a Tough High School Teacher
Giavanni Abel from Sir Joseph Banks High interviews Souad Khodary Souad Khodary is that tough high school teacher who makes sure you work hard. As ...
Continue Reading →Beaches, Divorce, and Letting Go
Saadi Kourouchie from Sir Joseph Banks High interviews Allira Cadogan Allira Cadogan grew up in an idyllic Aussie setting, between the bush and the beach. ...
Continue Reading →Just Four Little Eggs
Tanya Erdogan from Chester Hill High interviews Kermal Erdogan Kemal grew up in Turkey, where his mother refused to trade four eggs for a toy ...
Continue Reading →Philosophical Insights from a Bankstown Native
Troy King from Sir Joseph Banks High interviews Bilal Hafda Bilal was born and raised in Bankstown 23 years ago, slowly ageing along with the ...
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