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In this scene, Milly and Gran go to the Northam police station to collect their government unemployment rations, only to find that soap has been cut from the usual rations. They then complain to the Sergeant, who dismisses them by saying that their male family members (Joe, Jimmy, and Sam) should just find jobs.
Australia, like much of the world, is in the grips of an economic depression during the events of the play, and unemployment is at an all-time high even for white workers. For Aboriginal Australians it’s even worse, as they face continuous systemic discrimination because of their…