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Coronavirus Australia: How our leisure activities came to a sudden halt

I need to shut it down fast : How our leisure activities came to a sudden halt December 13, 2020 The pandemic has had a brutal impact on our entertainment, dining, shopping and travel experiences. Some sectors have bounced back faster than others. Credit:Jason South, Jessica Hromas, Cole Bennets, Bloomberg Save Normal text size Very large text size The director of the National Gallery of Victoria, Tony Ellwood, remembers being briefed about how bad the pandemic could get on Sunday, March 15. I was told that this was going to be incredibly serious and that we needed to move quickly, he says. My first thought was that I can see people walking through the gallery. I need to shut it down fast.

Aussie property values surge toward new peak

Aussie property values surge toward new peak
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APY Lands rappers Dem Mob riff on Black Lives Matter, their dreaming, and life in community

APY Lands rappers Dem Mob riff on Black Lives Matter, their dreaming, and life in community SatSaturday 12 updated SunSunday 13 Dem Mob s music celebrates the Pitjantjatjara language, country, and community. ( Share Print text only Cancel For speakers of Pitjantjatjara, listening to Dem Mob s music can be a bit of a shock to the system. Pitjantjatjara is a language that is completely flat all the time, said Elisha Umuhuri, one third of the Pukatja-based rap trio. The melody never changes that much, so us remaking the language, making it something of our own, is pretty scary. Pitjantjatjara is the first language spoken by many in the remote Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands of far north South Australia.

Freedom lost: the generation coming of age in Australia s pandemic-fuelled recession

Last modified on Tue 1 Dec 2020 19.08 EST What a year to come of age. To wander out of high school, or university, or Tafe, and into a world transformed by a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. To be young in 2020 is to have watched on helplessly as the exciting new freedoms that come with a birthday, or graduation, were quickly but necessarily taken away: That first “night out”. The first road trip in the first car. For a generation of young Australians looking to their future, the wide vista of opportunities and possibilities they might have once counted on has dramatically narrowed with the arrival of recession in a nation blindsided by Covid-19.

The truth about much casual work: it s really about permanent insecurity

The truth about much casual work: it s really about permanent insecurity
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