Echoes of Lockdown: A Journey from Confinement to Creative Liberation
<p><em>Yesterday, news of Victorian Premier Dan Andrews’ resignation echoed through the airwaves. Social media was awash with video throwbacks of his lockdown press conferences. Each clip, each image, a nostalgic reminder of a time when the entire state, if not the country, was united in shared anticipation and anxiety.</em></p>
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<p>Three years have slipped away since those daily briefings became our routine. In the midst of change and adaptation, 2020 stands as a stark reminder of a time when our collective resilience was tested, yet never broken.</p>
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