Hosted by Annabella Cheng and William Choi. Music by Bradley Zhou and Teodulfo Jose Reyes.

Stressed about exams? In this short episode of Incites, we are joined by guests Angelina He and Sarveshcika Yuvaraj to chat about exam prep and mental wellbeing. From study tips to real talk about law school and burnout, it's a quick listen packed with helpful advice to get you through the weeks ahead.

Hosted by Adrika Kayes and William Choi. Music by Bradley Zhou and Teodulfo Jose Reyes.

In this episode, we sit down with Admin Vice-President Audrey Truong and Media Coordinator Sam Luo to chat about all things admin, their experience in LawSoc and how you can get involved. And of course, we’re eating and bonding over some of our favorite food recommendations on campus—because who doesn't love good food while chatting about great opportunities?

Hosted by Adrika Kayes and William Choi. Music by Bradley Zhou and Teodulfo Jose Reyes.

Welcome to InCites 2025! Meet your new hosts Adrika, Annabella and Will. In this episode, you get to know more about the team behind InCites and what to look forward to this year in LawSoc. 

Hosted by Adrika Kayes, Annabella Cheng and William Choi. Music by Bradley Zhou and Teodulfo Jose Reyes.

With our 2024 competition Grand Finals complete, we get to hear from our 2024 Vice-Presidents for Mooting and Skills, Adithya and Maddy, about the value of participating in competitions, common misconceptions, their own personal experiences, relatable stories, and strategies to make your first competition less daunting!

Hosted by Bradley Zhou and Venetia Yau, with assistance from Audrey Varghese and Sonia Ram. Music by Bradley Zhou and Teodulfo Jose Reyes.

In this episode sponsored by Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia, we talk with Jimmy Singh about what it is like to work in Criminal Defence, his journey from law school to the courtroom, advice on studying and applying the law, and tips for building a network as a future lawyer. Join us for another exciting episode!

Hosted by Audrey Varghese and Bradley Zhou, with assistance from Venetia Yau and Sonia Ram. Music by Bradley Zhou and Teodulfo Jose Reyes. 

In this episode sponsored by DLA Piper, we talk about what it is like to work in Intellectual Property & Technology, the firm's sector-focused approach, international and pro bono opportunities, and the skills and experiences that contribute to success in this field. We share the personal experiences of Hazel Pang, a Solicitor in the Intellectual Property & Technology team and Senior Associate, Alexandra de Zwart, from DLA Piper. 

Hosted by Bradley Zhou and Venetia Yau, with assistance from Audrey Varghese and Sonia Ram. Music by Bradley Zhou and Teodulfo Jose Reyes. 

In this episode sponsored by Gilbert + Tobin, we talk about the nature of Disputes & Investigations, what sets G+T's practice apart, the skills and experiences that contribute to success in this field, and we share the personal experiences of the firm's employees. We are joined by Philippa Hofbrucker, an experienced litigator and partner in the Disputes & Investigations practice at Gilbert + Tobin, and Harry Meixner, a former clerk and current lawyer in this practice area. 

Hosted by Audrey Varghese and Bradley Zhou, with assistance from Sonia Ram and Kayathiri Kuganathan. Music by Bradley Zhou and Teodulfo Jose Reyes. 

In this episode sponsored by Herbert Smith Freehills, we talk about the clerkship process from start to finish, tips and tricks, what sets HSF apart and how to navigate the process with Naomi Fearnett, a Graduate Recruitment Manager, and Shania Sharma, a UNSW Alumni, Current Graduate in the Employment team and past Clerk at HSF.

Hosted by Audrey Varghese, and Venetia Yau, with assistance from Bradley Zhou and Sonia Ram. Music by Bradley Zhou and Teodulfo Jose Reyes.

This episode, we get to know our 2024 UNSW Law Society Presidents Lihara Delungahawatte & Bhavik Aggarwal better, learning about their experiences being a part of LawSoc, as law students and getting through university!

Hosted by Audrey Varghese and Bradley Zhou, with assistance from Sonia Ram. Music by Bradley Zhou and Teodulfo Jose Reyes.