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Over half of Australia’s bookshops closed within a decade. Should the government help?
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Over half of Australia’s bookshops closed within a decade. Should the government help?

Katherine Day, Lecturer, Publishing, The University of MelbourneJune 5, 2026

In the past year alone, at least 13 independent bookshops have closed in Australia. Some…

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