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No. 35 2008: Strike a pose: photographs of Australian fashion from the 1960s and 1970s [exhibition] with Lee Lin Chin p6. Half way to Antarctica: Australia’s subantarctic islands / Dr Bernadette Hince p10. Looking at the sun [in an attempt to understand the weather] / Dr Tim Sherratt p14. Making a nation: the Australian Constitution / Dr Lenore Coltheart p18. Constitution Day: 9th July for all Australians p21. With the camera at Anzac / Jane Ellis p22. From Parliament House to the archives / Matthew Eggins p23. Release of selected records of the Royal Commission on Intelligence and Security (1974-1977) / Dr Jim Stokes p24.

No. 36 JANUARY 2009: Shell-shocked: Australia after armistace [how the community dealt with the lingering effects of World War One] / Dr Michael McKernan p3. Resisting the call to arms: men who did not enlist in World War One / Dr Bart Ziino p7. Australia’s role in the apartheid sports boycott [including Don Bradman] / Prof. Richard Cashman p10. Gough Whitlam: a moment in history [his war service] / Prof. Jenny Hocking and Dr Natasha Campo p14. In peace and war: Japan and Australia before 1941 / Dr Pam Oliver p17. In the shadow of Anzac: the battle of Bardia 1941 / Dr Craig Stockings p20. Office copying revolution / Ian Batterham p22. Recordkeeping in the Pacific Islands: a toolkit for success p24.

No. 37 JULY 2009: Document Z: creating fiction from the archives / Andrew Croome p3-5. Shining lights: dedication along the coastline [lighthouses, lighthouse keepers] / Marg Wade p6-7. Australia's book crisis and why Curtin intervened [Joseph Curtin, shortage of books during World War Two] / Dr Dennis Bryans p8-10. The games we played [board games from the early 1900s] / Zoe D'Arcy and Elizabeth Masters p11-12. The 1950s ideal of an elevated house in Darwin / Dr Mickey Dewar p13-15. Australia's prime ministers online [website] / Elizabeth Masters p16-17. Sixty years of the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme / Mick Fogarty p18-19. Margaret Sutherland, musician, composer / Dr Cherie Watters-Cowan p20-21. Letters of a nation [200th anniversary of Australia's postal service and sharing of letters that reflect aspects of the nation's history] / / Ellen Peterson p22-3. 60 years of Australian citizenship [it was almost 50 years after federation that Australians had the opportunity to become citizens of their own country] / Elizabeth Masters p24-5.

No. 39 JULY 2010: Constitution Day 2010 / Professor Helen Irving p2. Australia's constitution: have your say / Professor Greg Craven p6. The constitution as a protector for fundamental rights / Michael Kirby p9. Breaking the silences in the constitution / Professor Larissa Behrendt p11. The sinking of Australian hospital ship 'Centaur' / Elizabeth Masters p13. Foreign correspondents: pioneering women journalists in Asia [Christine Cole; Patricia Penn] / Dr Nathalie Apouchtine p16. The family file: ASIO, the archives and the Aarons family / Mark Aarons p19. Secrets, spies and videotape: two upcoming documentaries lift the curtain on the history of ASIO / Daniel Eisenberg p22. A career with a challenge: Australian patrol officers in Papua and New Guinea / Tracey Clarke p24. Native title records kept for the future / Kellie Abbott p28.