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’ an elegy which explores the power of memorialisation while testifying to the power of hope
duppies and spiritual presences that connect them across time and place
• a lively range of contemporary poetry by new and established writers
resilience and sacrifice
The Kind Hosts of Willie Wimmera Jennifer Rahim flip burgers and snog kelpiesWillie Wimmera, an Aboriginal boy, was ten years old when clergyman Lloyd Chase brought him from Melbourne to Reading in 1851. Tragically, he became ill and died only a few months after his arrival. He is buried in Reading Old Cemetery, his grave marked An Australian boy. A member of the Wotjobaluk People from the Wimmera region of Victoria, Australia, Willie couldnt have been further from home or in a place more different. What was he doing here? Who
