Jing Zhi Wong - Miscellany

Miscellany

Emmanuel College, University of Queensland (Webpage) <https://www.emmanuel.uq.edu.au/>, <https://archive.is/bEyp> (2013 archive); <https://archive.is/a9ENT> (2024 archive).

> 'Current Students' <https://www.emmanuel.uq.edu.au/current-students/>, archived at <https://archive.is/0YeO7>.

> 'Tartan Details - Emmanuel College (University of Queensland)' (The Scottish Register of Tartans) <https://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tartanDetails?ref=11966>, archived at <https://archive.md/gOT8b>.

> '1026473' (IP Australia) <https://search.ipaustralia.gov.au/trademarks/search/view/1026473>, archived at <https://archive.is/M2Rz5>.

> Grant of Arms from the Lord Lyon King of Arms (Scotland): 'The Arms of Emmanuel College' (The Brisbane Courier, 16 August 1912) 7 <https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/19831748>, archived at <https://perma.cc/B9UF-2QUJ>.

> Bannockburn Dinner, 2024 (Webpage) <https://events.humanitix.com/emmanuel-college-bannockburn-dinner>, archived at <https://archive.is/1tCj8>.

> Bannockburn Dinner Menu, 2024 (PDF Document, 18 October 2024): <https://www.emmanuel.uq.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Bannockburn-Dinner-Menu.pdf>, archived at <https://perma.cc/PP79-KJR6>.

'Three times the Fun' (Webpage, UniHall UWA) <https://www.news.uwa.edu.au/archive/201604208531/university-hall/three-times-fun/>, archived at <https://archive.is/HJmhy>.

'Ipanel' (Webpage) <https://www.ipanel.com.sg/index.htm>, archived at <https://archive.is/R5AZu>, <https://archive.md/KLcrx>.

Perth International Law Journal (Webpage) <https://web.archive.org/web/20230314105145/https://www.perthilj.com/>; 'About' <https://web.archive.org/web/20230314105148/https://www.perthilj.com/uwails>.

'Youth Parliament Committees 2017' (Webpage) <https://www.ymcawa.org.au/what-we-do/youth-services/western-australian-youth-parliament/western-australian-youth-parliament-yp-2017/western-australian-youth-parliament-ypc-2017>, archived at <https://archive.md/qoYtR>.

'The UWA International Law Society' (Webpage) <https://web.archive.org/web/20220506155213/https://www.perthilj.com/uwails>.

Virginia Golf Club (Webpage) <https://www.virginiagolf.com.au/cms/>, archived at <https://archive.md/dqRVP>.

St Lucia Golf Course (Webpage) <https://www.hillstonestlucia.com.au/golf/>, archived at <https://archive.md/d0yBr>.

Bulimba Golf Club (Webppage) <https://www.bulimbagolfclub.com.au/>, archived at <https://archive.is/rRTYn>.

'Snow Skin Mooncakes' (Webpage) <https://thewoksoflife.com/wprm_print/snow-skin-mooncakes#>, archived at <https://archive.md/qPpYS>.

'Sweet Red Bean Paste Recipe (in an Instant Pot)' (Webpage) <https://thewoksoflife.com/sweet-red-bean-paste-recipe-instant-pot/>, archived at <https://archive.is/Dll7c>.

'Homemade Artisan Bread (4 Ingredients)' (Webpage) <https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/homemade-artisan-bread/>, archived at <https://archive.md/8rp1x>.

'Mr Jing En Wong' (ARDC, Webpage) <https://researchdata.edu.au/mr-jing-en-wong/3220738>, archived at <https://archive.is/Z0Cym>.

'Society elects 206 new Fellows, Associate Fellows, Members and Postgraduate Members' (Webpage, 27 July 2022) <https://royalhistsoc.org/society-elects-206-new-fellows-associate-fellows-members-and-postgraduate-members/>, archived at <https://archive.is/IkxpT>.

Sir Samuel Griffith, an apparently racist man, and on the question of coloured labour and coloured immigration, of dubious integrity:

"Many writers of Queensland history have found the character of Griffith elusive in view of the difficulty which confronts them of reconciling his actions with his stated beliefs—and on no one question does he emerge as a figure of more dubious integrity than on the whole question of coloured labour. It seems, however, that the Indian coolie labour question can throw some light on this embarrassing dualism which was Griffith the man and Griffith the politician. Much of the confusion surrounding his person is due in no small part to the conflict between Griffith's vehement denunciations of coloured labour and the actual steps he took to give effect to his pronouncements. And his views were certainly explicit. First, he doubted the validity of the assumption that the climate of North Queensland was unsuitable for white labour: "I believe that the land can be cultivated by Europeans and that it will be so cultivated, but under different conditions, unless that result is defeated by the introduction of Asiatic labourers in large numbers . . .". Second, he was particularly concerned with the political consequences of a well-established system of coloured labour: "It is not desirable regarding Queens- land or the northern portion of it, as a country which is to be civilised and governed on the model adopted in the rest of the Australian colonies, that a servile race should be introduced who can never be admitted to a share of political power, and whose interests will need protection by a paternal government . . .". Third, he feared the social and economic effects of Asiatic intrusion in a European society: "There .. . is no country in which Asiatic and European labourers are found working side by side on terms of equality. Where the Asiatic predominate or are admitted in considerable numbers, it is invariably found that they, being able to save money out of a pittance . . . would by degrees monopolise all branches of industry." ... Griffith's persistent efforts to repeal the Indian Coolie Acts might be interpreted as no more than an innocuous sop proffered to the opponents of coloured labour in general, and a compromise of his own vigorous beliefs—that he was " 'humbugging' the public . . . that he was not really doing anything about the coloured labour problem . . .that he was hauling the dead coolie out of his grave simply to bury him for political purposes." ... More than once he was criticised in this vein. "It is a mere trifling with the difficulty to talk about repeal- ing the Indian Immigration Acts as a preventive against the colony being flooded with low class Asiatic labour ... . Mr. Griffith and his followers are solemnly assuring the country that they will never allow the white labourers to be crowded out by coloured men, while the coloured men are landing literally in thousands. He told Mr. Black that it would be a poor way of preventing such an influx of Indian coolies, but he must surely know that the only reason why planters are importing miscellaneous labour is because they are not permitted to bring over Indians ... ". However, such outright condemnation as this was totally unjustified; and while it is never possible to understand the enigma which is any man, it is possible to explain (and to a large extent vindicate) his actions by constructing a balanced view of the whole complex of motives which underlies them. It is the relationship of the North Queensland Separation Movement to the coloured labour issue which completes this complex in Griffith's case; and it is this which provides the key to an understanding of Griffith's actions just as coolie labour provided Griffith with the key to an under- standing of the place which coloured labour held in the Separatist scheme of things.": I N Moles, 'The Indian Coolie Labour Issue in Queensland' (1957) <https://espace.library.uq.edu.au/view/UQ:212965>, citing Griffiths to Governor of Queensland, 1/4/1885; Q.V. & P. (1885), Vol 1 pp 380-381.

Arthur Calwell - another inadvertent racist:

"Take Arthur Calwell's notorious statement, made on 2 December 1947, that 'Two Wongs don't make a White'. Calwell at that time was Minister for Post-War Immigration in the Chifley Labor Government in Canberra. His statement is remembered as an awful bit of racism which implied that 'Wongs'(i.e., Chinese people) were not half as good as 'Whites'(i.e. people of European or Anglo-Saxon background). As Australia has since then become more of a multicultural nation and less an offshoot of Europe, Calwell's infamous one-liner has seemed more and more unacceptable, a quintessential expression from the era in which the white Australia Policy prevailed. It happened like this: on 2 December 1947 Calwell was answering a question in the House of Representatives, a question put to him by the Member for Balaclava, a Melbourne electorate. He was defending his unbending policy of deporting wartime Asian refugees - making a long statement in the high-pitched, croaky voice that was his trademark, a voice that was damaged by childhood diptheria. Calwell finished up with the following words: The question from the honourable member for Balaclava also referred to a Chinese [person], who, according to today's press, has been resident in Australia for twenty years and has been told he must go ... Speaking generally, I think that there is some claim for him to be regarded as a resident of Australia, and I have no doubt that his certificate [visa] can be extended from time to time as it has been extended in the past. The gentleman's name is Wong. There are many Wongs in the Chinese community, but I have to say - and I am sure that the honourable member for Balaclava will not mind me doing so - that two Wongs do not make a White. Now if we are to understand this final remark, it may be crucial to know that the honourable member for Balaclava was Sir Thomas White, an eminent member of the Liberal Party and thus one of Calwell's parliamentary enemies. Calwell was being clever. His remark was a word play on the phrase 'Two wrongs do not make a right'. And his defenders, ever since, have insisted it was not a racist remark. They point out that the press chose to report the comment with the 'W' in 'White' in lower case, so that 'white' seemed to be referring to a colour rather than a surname.": Peter Cochrane and Brian Hoepper, 'ozhistorybytes Issue Eleven: The History of Words - 'Two Wongs Do Not Make a White' (Webpage) <https://hyperhistory.org/index.php?option=displaypage&Itemid=778&op=page>, archived at <https://archive.is/kWbQc>.

Digesta Animalia (Webpage) <https://www.digesta.au/animalia>, archived at <https://archive.is/xD5yJ>.

Digesta (Webpage) <https://www.digesta.au/>, archived at <https://archive.is/XICP4>, <https://archive.is/o9POr>.

'Ballot: International Officer - Griffith University Postgraduate Students Association (GUPSA)' (Webpage, accessed 23 September 2024) <https://app.secure.griffith.edu.au/03/eballot/vote-ballot.php?pk1=2906>, archived at <https://perma.cc/BAC5-HRTK>.

'Ballot: Academic Committee - Higher Degree by Research' (Webpage, accessed 23 September 2024) <https://app.secure.griffith.edu.au/03/eballot/vote-ballot.php?pk1=2869>, archived at <https://perma.cc/9B9F-EQWJ>.

'Ballot: Research Officer - Griffith University Postgraduate Students Association (GUPSA)' (Webpage, accessed 23 September 2024) <https://app.secure.griffith.edu.au/03/eballot/vote-ballot.php?pk1=2887>, archived at <https://perma.cc/Y6JE-F6JQ>; extended deadline (Webpage, 25 September 2024): <https://app.secure.griffith.edu.au/03/eballot/vote-ballot.php?pk1=2887>, archived at <https://perma.cc/W4LS-EQT9>.

Joshua Wu (Facebook, 25 July 2023) <https://www.facebook.com/joshuawu.my/photos/it-is-an-honour-to-have-my-brief-website-article-on-social-legislation-referred-/825250422530936/?_rdr>, archived at <https://archive.is/hTnUa>.

'Staff directory entry for Mr Jing Zhi Wong' (Griffith University, Webpage)<https://app.secure.griffith.edu.au/phonebook/phone-details.php?type=B&id=16159340> archived at <https://archive.is/gqHJ1>.

'Griffith University Postgraduate Students Association - Elections Notice' (Griffith University, 2022) <https://intranet.secure.griffith.edu.au/community-welfare-recreation/griffith-university-postgraduate-students-association/nominations>, archived at <https://archive.is/C3AQN>.

'Griffith University Postgraduate Students Association - Key Dates' (Griffith University, 2022) <https://intranet.secure.griffith.edu.au/community-welfare-recreation/griffith-university-postgraduate-students-association/key-dates>, archived at <https://archive.is/OG7e9>.

'2024/25 GUPSA Annual Elections' (Webpage) <https://gupsa.org.au/2024-25-gupsa-annual-elections/>, archived at <https://archive.is/yuVkn>.

GUPSA Constitution adopted 12 March 2020 (Document) <https://gupsa.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/GUPSA-Constitution_Council-approved-1-June-2020.pdf>, archived at <https://perma.cc/KQ23-79Q7>.

'Maureen Butler Wordcraft' (Webage) <http://maureenwordcraft.com.au/about/>, archived at <https://archive.is/Mfxdd>.

backyardphotography by ML Wong (Webpages) <https://pasirris.yolasite.com/about.php> archived at <https://perma.cc/5L8C-MB8M>. See also, <https://pasirris.yolasite.com/Photos.php> archived at <https://perma.cc/L56B-TFAY>; <https://pasirris.yolasite.com/> archived at <https://perma.cc/VC27-9MZU>.

'Wilson Staff Model Wedge' (Webpage) <https://www.golfbox.com.au/clubs/wilson-staff-model-wedge/>, archived at <https://perma.cc/F78R-WNLG>.

'M4 Irons' (Webpage) <https://www.taylormadegolf.com.au/M4-Irons/DW-WZ725.html?lang=en_AU>, archived at <https://archive.is/xxG7X>.

'Introducing UniHall’s Community Advocates' (Webpage) <https://www.news.uwa.edu.au/archive/201608198955/university-hall-current-students-uwa/introducing-unihall-s-community-advocates/?, archived at <https://archive.md/doDnk>.

'Players Personal Liability Insurance' (Golf Australia): <https://www.golf.org.au/financial-insurance/>: "Golf Australia maintains a Player’s Personal Liability Insurance Policy for all members of affiliated golf clubs. Broadly this policy covers the legal liability of your members to pay compensation for personal injury or property damage which occurs while playing or practising golf or attending a golf event or venue as a player, guest or spectator. See the attachments below for more details and for the claim form. Once completed, the claim for should be sent directly to Sportscover by email to asiapac.claims@sportscover.com The cover is provided up to a limit of $20 million.":

Golf Australia Affiliated Clubs: <https://assets.ctfassets.net/3urhge2ecl20/1adjNV49LucVryqIpci2eN/374005fc867a9d99716f961a3159f86b/GA_Affiliated_clubs_online.pdf> (Sept 2024), archived at <https://perma.cc/J2H2-9BAP>.
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'Christian Jacques Artisan Boulanger' (Webpage) <https://christianjacquespastries.com/>, archived at <https://archive.is/DFFDs>; 'about': <https://christianjacquespastries.com/my-passion-for-real-bread-2/>, archived at <https://archive.is/45AZQ>.

'Darvella Patisserie' (Webpage) <https://darvellapatisserie.com/>, archived at <https://archive.md/MsaAZ>.

Pandahotpot (Webpage) <https://pandahotpot.com.au/>, archived at <https://archive.is/z6IjS> (2022), <https://archive.is/BZM0X> (2024); menu <https://pandahotpot.com.au/menu/>, archived at <https://archive.is/FRHZn>.

'Barista Course' (Webpage) <https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/barista-course-thursday-7th-nov-2024-tickets-887965848757>, archived at <https://archive.is/ZUYi5>.

'QUT Golf Society' (Webpage) <https://campus.hellorubric.com/?s=8036>, archived at <https://archive.is/MJWff>.

Digesta Animalium (Webpage) <https://www.digesta.au/animalium>, archived at <https://archive.is/q3tFK>.

Digesta Pneumoconioses (Webapage) <https://www.digesta.au/pneumoconioses>, archived at <https://archive.is/WtNOb>.

'Granting of Arms' (College of Arms) <https://www.college-of-arms.gov.uk/services/granting-arms>, archived at <https://archive.is/r0LiL>, <https://archive.is/A6rGr>.

'2436077' (IP Australia) <https://search.ipaustralia.gov.au/trademarks/search/view/2436077>, archived at <https://archive.is/PTS0U> (6 Oct 2024).

'1259768 - Trade Mark - Digesta' (NZ IPO) <https://app.iponz.govt.nz/app/Extra/IP/Mutual/Browse.aspx?sid=638637836876313371&op=EXTRA_PS_CB&headerVisible=0&idMark=1259768>.

'Lecturer (Teaching Focused), International Law' (Griffith University) <https://jobs.smartrecruiters.com//GriffithUniversity/744000018448604-lecturer-teaching-focused-international-law>, archived at <https://archive.is/spCNJ>.

'Launch of the Queensland Law Journal' (Queensland Judgments) <https://www.queenslandjudgments.com.au/latest-developments/release-of-qlj-articles>.

Jacqueline So, 'McCabes makes way for new principal Kim Waygood' (Australasian Lawyer, 29 October 2024) <https://www.thelawyermag.com/au/practice-areas/insurance/mccabes-makes-way-for-new-principal-kim-waygood/511634>.