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Beach shacks are an iconic part of Australian summer. Yet, they have also have a hidden, more complex history

By Anna Clark, Professor in Public History, University of Technology Sydney

Beach shacks have long been isolated and precarious. What we find charming today was once considered ‘fringe-dwelling’, separated from cities along racial and economic lines.

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