Curfew single work   poetry   "Listen close ere"
Issue Details: First known date: 2021... 2021 Curfew
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  • Author's note: Written in response to: the announcement of a curfew in Victoria, July 2020, an event with historical and, contemporary resonances for black communities the move by the Mutitjulu community to blockade the entry to Uluru after a flight from the declared coronavirus hotspot of Meanjin arrived at the nearby Yulara airport on August 3, and the ongoing removal of children from their families

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    y separately published work icon Sydney PEN Magazine February 2021 21950646 2021 periodical issue 'The last time I wrote a presidential report for a PEN Sydney magazine was almost one year ago, before COVID-19 had spread all over the world. Since then, the virus has plunged many parts of the world into turmoil and caused millions of deaths globally. In Australia, we have been fortunate that state-led responses to the pandemic have controlled the spread of the virus and largely kept our communities safe.' (President's Report - February 2021, Introduction) 2021 pg. 8-11
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  • Uluru, South West Northern Territory, Southern Northern Territory, Northern Territory,
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