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Dropbear by Evelyn Araluen. It is a raw, evocative and powerful book of poetry that looks at Australia through a vivid and unvarnished lens. Many poems have First Nations’ perspectives at the forefront, weaving colonial history and our contemporary reality seamlessly together to show how this history is alive in...

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