What life’s like for young Australians who turned 18 in a pandemic.
In the future, we’ll look back at 2020 and remember it all like a blur: the lockdowns, the late-night press conference panics, the toilet paper shortages, the Netflix binging and the sourdough-starting, the anxiety, the loneliness, the grief.
Young Australians who were in their last year of high school will remember it as a generation-defining disaster.
The pandemic hit them in a fragile moment; the transition from school to the rest of their lives, when every decision they made felt life altering.
This period would normally be marked with a series of milestones. Instead, the class of 2020 said anti-climactic goodbyes from their bedrooms over Zoom. Many finished the year feeling trapped, disoriented and lost.
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