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| René Descartes |
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| Former Premier of Republic of China (Taiwan) Chang Chun-hsiung |
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| Mark Kurlansky's 'The Last Fish Tale' set in Gloucester, Massachusetts |
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| White paranoia in post-apartheid South Africa |
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| Multicultural Australia |
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| "Ice" by Louis Nowra in which a 19th century entrepreneur tows an iceberg into Sydney Harbour. |
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| 19th century London |
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| The pathos of indigenous dispossession in Australia |
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| Canoeing the Murray River |
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| Books. |
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| Crime fiction |
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| Les Murray Poem ""Coolongolook Timber Mill" |
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| Evelyn Waugh and George Orwell |
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A Carboniferous swamp and a Silurian reef.
The Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum.
Bathurst
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| Eastern spinebill |
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| Claude Monet as retired musketeer, with curious puffin |
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| 'The Real Oliver Twist' - John Waller. Is Dicken's "Oliver Twist" based on the life of one Robert Blincoe? |
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| Dog walking society. |
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| The poet |
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| An incident in early Sydney. One of 35 illustrations for the ABC TV documentary "Buried Alive" by Jack Egan, about the first five years of European settlement in Australia |
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| Joan Didion essay "Some Dreamers of the Golden Dream" |
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| The quarantining of pets on moving countries. |
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| 'Towelhead' by Alicia Erian. |
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| The artists table |
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| Scottish biographer James Boswell |
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| 'March' by Geraldine Brooks |
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| The Mutiny on the Bounty |
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| Tilting at the Tower of Babel |
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| Depression. |
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| An artist, a victim of domestic violence, escapes to the Scottish highlands |
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| Open air museums. |
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| Bookworm. |
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| Moonlight Cinema. |
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| Mount Panorama Bathurst |
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| Irish cultural icons. |
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| Bush Tucker. |
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| A humpback whale and calf. |
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| Poets Seamus Heaney and Peter Porter |
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