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My life unravelled when my husband died. Tuesday, 27 November 2012. And the final words go to Andrew. I always knew there would be one final post on here before I leave this blog and this chapter behind. I always knew the words I would leave with you were not words I had written but words written by the man I had the priviledge to call my husband.

If you have not read Part I of the review of Priest in Geylang written by Father Guillaume Arotcarena, click here. At the end of his introductory chapter. If you are wondering who is Michael, the high-ranking magistrate, it would not be hard to guess. He was among the first batch of lawyers to be appointed the rank of senior counsel in 1997 along with Davinder Singh and VK Rajah and his brother was once arrested by the ISD .

And so we begin a thirteen week journey on Unravelling Complexity, juxtaposing case studies of collapse to pick out the commonalities to better equip us to problem solve. Speech to the Sydney Institute.