Contents:
- Editorial Lucas Ihlein
- The arse-end of public art Tony Birch
- Scene, not herd: the evanescent underground Chris Fleming
- Thirteen paragraphs on the underground Teri Hoskin
- The last share house Pat Grant
- Adapt or die Ian Milliss
- Hiding on plain sight: regionalism and the underground Margie Borschke
- Muffled sounds: the ear trumpet of the artworld has been struck by lightning Donald Brook
- My own private underground: discovery and adventure in the zine world Vanessa Berry
- Sydney Park Vanessa Berry and Leigh Rigozzi
- Stop the press: the allure of ink Caren Florance
- Yehuda Moon and Kickstand Cyclery Rick Smith
- When zines meet archives: above- and below- ground collections Jessie Lymm
- Conquest for country: rockhole or mine Eve Vincent
- Dig it! The hole in contemporary Australian art Glenn Barkley
- How to make trouble and influence people Shane McGrath interviews Ian McIntyre, Lou Smith and Tom Sevil
- Underground film in Australia Danni Zuvela
- Seed bomb Kirsten Bradley
- Street dream: Adelaide collectives Peter Drew
- Dykes to watch out for Alison Bechdel
- Underground networks in the age of Web 2.0 Geert Lovink
- Steampunk - gunpowder and cups of tea Melinda Rackham
- ReNew Adelaide Ianto Ware
REGULAR FEATURES
- Artrave
- Obituary Judith Hoffberg by Pamela Zeplin
- Exhibition Reviews
- Previews Tim Burton at ACMI
- ETW Exhibitions to watch
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