“Introduction to Coolabah special issue on placescape, placemaking, placemarking, placedness … geography and cultural production”

1-18

“Red Dog: Film of the Year”

19-24

Contrasting cultural landscapes and spaces in Peter Weir’s film Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975), based on Joan Lindsay’s 1967 novel with the same title

25-35

My immigrant plight or the question of 49/51

36-44

Border Protection

45-53

Purrumbete Verandah, 2008

54-59

Wood for the trees

60-76

Art History in Remote Aboriginal Art Centres

77-84

Being There: Poetic Landscape

85-96

(Hardly) anyone listening? Writing silent geography

97-113

Poems

114-117

In Your Dreams: Travelling the road to Mandalay

118-130

Aboriginal Culturation of the Environment in South Australia and excerpts from the novel The Glass Harpoon

131-147

The Imagined Desert

148-161

Patterns in the Dust

162-176

Heaven and Hell at the Paradise Motel

177-186

Finding a home: Harnessing biographical narrative in teaching and learning in cultural geography

187-204

Old Space and New Place: The Pilbara

205-226

Snapshots from a West Coast Death Trip

227-239

Interrogating Placedness: Tasmanian Disconnections

240-265

A short historical investigation into cross-cultural Australian ideas about the marine animal group Teredinidae, their socioecological consequences and some options

266-279

Necklace making and placedness in Tasmania

280-295

A Koori’s Perspective of Place: Connections to the NSW Upper South Coast

296-304

  305  Reflections: Remade, Reworked, Reimagined: Sally Brown talks about place

305-314

‘And she flies! Beautiful’: the dislocating geography of football sound

315-322

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