QSA Notes: 12 months into the pandemic, how are Cambodians faring? Fleur Bayley and Ai Leen Quah | QSA Project Managers Last year, the COVID-19 crisis broke the downward global trend in extreme poverty set in motion since 1997. For the first time in over 20 years, we...
Born as the Japanese surrendered 75 years ago, I was an unwitting beneficiary of the promise of peace. Eight months later, my father returned from repatriating sick prisoners of war. He settled into general practice in Sydney with a friend from PNG days, and the...
QSA Notes: Responding to COVID-19 by Fleur Bayley and Ai Leen Quah, Project Managers The past six months have changed our lives and our world so profoundly and in ways that most of us have never anticipated. For those of us lucky enough to have safe and comfortable...
Know Thy Friend Margaret Bywater, Tasmania Regional Meeting I was born into an Anglican family during the dark days of World War Two, strongly influenced by my pacifist father, my gentle primary school teacher mother, and others in our extended family, including my...
Photos of the Australian bush fires have been beamed around the world, and we are grateful to those Friends who have sent us the stories and photos of their experience of these fires. Others have found the experience goes too deep for words. How are we to respond?...
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