The lockdown has reignited a lingering legacy of trauma for some, and laid down a new template for others, writes Connor Amor-Bendall for our special series Clayton 3168: Lockdown on the strip.
The pandemic has raised unique challenges for Australia’s international students, trapping some young people such as Teri Li in an economic and psychological spiral, writes Yuhan Zhang for our special series Clayton 3168: Lockdown on the strip.
The racial slurs that began appearing on his social media feed dismayed Felix, owner a long-established Chinese restaurant on Clayton Road. But he says the pandemic has also delivered some quiet blessings. Duolin Li continues our special series Clayton 3168: Lockdown on the strip
Many people reported having unsettling dreams surrounding family members getting sick and being separated from loved ones, or strange dreams that make little sense.
When the coronavirus lockdown closed his beloved restaurant to diners, Michael Samsir had to use his ingenuity and build new connections to survive, writes Rosalee Kiely, continuing our special series Clayton 3168: Lockdown on the strip.
Social distancing laws have brought the young and old of Clayton’s Greek orthodox community closer than ever before. Latest in our special series ‘Clayton 3168: Lockdown on the strip’.
With sales down and bills mounting, there are fears it may be last drinks for some independent liquor stores unless loyal customers step in to help. Continuing our new series ‘Clayton 3168: Lockdown on the strip’.
