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The feature article frames a 1911 Hawke’s Bay photograph as evidence of shared objectives to eradicate alcohol-fuelled domestic violence while analyzing gender and race through intersectionality.","Volume 28 Issue 1 July 2023  \nLimina: a Journal of Historical and Cultural Studies  \nVolume 28, Issue 1  \nJuly 2023  \nISSN 1833-3419  \nSubmissions Editor  \nGrace Brooks  \nBook Reviews Editor  \nErica Steiner  \nWeb Editor  \nChris Arnold  \nEditorial Collective  \nChris Arnold Grace Brooks Srishti Guha  \nWhiteFeather Hunter Jo Penney  \nEdward Ross  \nCaitlan Smith Erica Steiner Valentina Utari  \nAdvisory Board  \nJane Lydon, University of Western Australia Ned Curthoys, University of Western Australia David Konstan, New York University  \nCarolyne Larrington, St. John’s College, Oxford Susan Broomhall, Australian Catholic University Andrew Lynch, University of Western Australia Tony Hughes-d’Aeth, University of Western Australia Andrew Erskine, University of Edinburgh  \nMarina Gerzic, University of Western Australia Paula Duffy, University of St Andrews Lyn Parker, University of Western Australia Lachlan Umbers, University of Western Australia Jodi McAlister, Deakin University  \nHelen Young, Deakin University  \nCopyright  \nAll work published by Limina: a Journal of Historical and Cultural Studies is subject to the Creative Commons (BY-NC-ND) licensing arrangement. Authors retain copyright of their articles and may republish them anywhere provided that Limina is acknowledged as the original place of publication, and that the work is not published again within the first twelve (12) months of the article’s initial publication in Limina.  \nSubmitting to Limina  \nInformation regarding the journal and how to submit can be found at [https://www.limina.arts](https://www.limina.arts). [uwa.edu.au/future](uwa.edu.au/future).  \nCover Image  \nPhoto by Klim Musalimov on Unsplash  \nContents  \nArticle  \nJennifer Caligari  \n‘The brave, brown women, who suffered as we have suffered:’ The intercultural aim of Māori and the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union to eliminate alcohol in the early nineteenth century.  2  \nCreative Writing  \nSusan Laura Sullivan  \nSurviving the artillery of snow  17  \nThe sale is not complete/  19  \nJohn C. 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