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Murray Lee, Toby Martin, Jioji Ravulo & Ricky Simandjuntak. (2022) [Dr]illing in the name of: the criminalisation of Sydney drill group ONEFOUR. Current Issues in Criminal Justice 34:4, pages 339-359.
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Lucas Marie. (2020) Negotiating Hip Hop persons: Authenticity, participation and Breaking in Perth, Western Australia. The Australian Journal of Anthropology 31:3, pages 347-362.
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