The story of Australia during COVID-19 will depend on who’s telling it. For some, it’s a story of inconvenience. It’s a narrative of cutting our own hair, binge-watching television and endless Zoom meetings.

But for others, it’s a story of trauma. It’s a tale of lockdowns in overcrowded housing, job loss, deteriorating mental health, isolation and domestic violence. It’s a story of losing loved ones and missing final goodbyes.