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Issue Details: First known date: 1998... no. 59 1998 of Journal of Australian Studies est. 1977 Journal of Australian Studies
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Notes

  • Editorial advisors Jackie Huggins and Anna Haebich.

Contents

* Contents derived from the 1998 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Archaeologies of the Self: The Autobiographical Child, Edward Hills , single work criticism (p. 173-179)
For Annai"We were the wild girls with our fifty-one tubes of shop-lifted lipstick,", Catherine Bateson , single work poetry (p. 180)
Ultrasound Scan, Eighteen Weeksi"The head I was expecting, the rest was blurred", Catherine Bateson , single work poetry (p. 181)
Thirty-Eight Weeksi"These sleepless nights the dreads line up in a queue", Catherine Bateson , single work poetry (p. 182)
This is a Poem...i"This is a poem written on the long afternoon", Catherine Bateson , single work poetry (p. 183)
Still Life with Childreni"These days begin with a dreamy precision.", Catherine Bateson , single work poetry (p. 184)
Planting Trees, Sue Bond , single work short story (p. 185-188)
Strange Refuge, Sweet Almost, Ffion Murphy , single work short story

Veronica has a difficult childbirth needing a Caesarian section. Somehow, the operation or the anaesthetic goes wrong, and her lower half is left numb and paralysed. She never sees her baby boy, Benjamin, who was born with unspecified disabilities.

Despite endless tests and physiotherapy, Veronica doesn't regain her ability to walk, and the doctors can't identify why. She's left in the hospital without a cure in sight.

 (p. 189-192)
Here be Unicorns, Marion Halligan , single work short story (p. 193-202)
Untitled, Carmel Bird , single work review
— Review of Cutting the Cord : Stories of Children, Love and Loss 1998 anthology short story autobiography ; (p. 207-208)
Untitled, Lee Cataldi , single work review
— Review of Dyirbal Song Poetry : The Oral Literature of an Australian Rainforest People 1996 anthology poetry criticism ; (p. 216-218)
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Alternative title: Who Will Look After the Children?
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