MARCH 2012: A namescape of Melbourne part 2 [Malvern, South Melbourne, Port Melbourne] / Arne Bolling p1. Elderslie: a spelling conundrum [suburb, Camden, NSW] / Robert Wheeler p3. Gentilic topunnyms: a light-hearted piece / Mark Oldrey and Jan Tent p5. Donald, Victoria [district placenames] / Lilian Kirk p7. Circling round the south-west [Western Australia] / Joyce Miles p10.

JUNE 2012: Norfolk Island toponymy: the microcosm of Nepean Island p1. A town called 'Homestead' [Qld] p3. Macksville p5. City of Stonnington, Vic. p6. City of Nedlands, WA p7. Wandering around the south coast of WA: Pemberton; Denmark; Ravensthorpe; Hopetoun; Eucla p10.

SEPTEMBER 2012: Tracking down the elusive cogie [The Cogie; Native Dog Cogie; Dead Dog Cogie] / Jan Tent p1. Warrell Creek NSW / Geoff Minett p3. Nevertire, NSW / Joyce Miles p9. Esperance p11.

DECEMBER 2012: The five questions of Montville: from Connecticut to Queensland p1. Lawrence Hargrave: secret Spanish history of Sydney p3. Frederick Roche: a successful early settler: the naming of Roche Creek and the Parish of Rochedale, Western Queensland p5. Khancoban revisited p9. Out and about with Joyce Miles: Albany, WA p11.

MARCH 2013: Watanobbi: a cautionary tale for toponymists [NSW, Alfred Chapman] / David Blair p1. Death of Joyce Miles p2. Wilkie Creek and Daandine Station [Qld, John Perrell Wilkie] / Dale Lehner p3. Thredbo and Bredbo p5. Kinchela, NSW / Geoff Minett p7. Mutchilba, Qld p7. Norseman [WA] / Geoff Minett p8. Warrell Creek update [NSW] p10. Khancoban [NSW] update p10. John Atchison OAM p11.

JUNE 2013: A dangerous Point: Fingal Head and Point Danger p1. The ghosts of Christmas Island past p3. The Mutchilba story p10. A new bridge for Kempsey p11.

SEPTEMBER 2013: Rame Head [Ramhead, Ramshead, Ram Head], Victoria / Trevor Lipscombe p1. Norfolk Island placenames: the Melanesian Mission's influence / Joshua Nash p3. Shire of Bland, NSW p5. Point Danger: a letter to the editor / Les Ball p6. Lake Eyre dual naming completed [Kati Thanda] p7. Monaro and Tarago p10. Narrabeen, NSW p11.

DECEMBER 2013: A clash of toponymies: Phillip Island, Norfolk Island Archipelago / Joshua Nash p1. Writing toponym histories / Arne Bolling p3. Reports from the trenches: Brunswick, Vic. p8.

MARCH 2014: Mount Cairncross [NSW] p1. Cape Hawke p11.

JUNE 2014: Placename signs [sign names for toponyms among the deaf] continued p1. Wauchope, NSW and Captain Robert Andrew Wauch p3.

SEPTEMBER 2014: Point Hicks (Cape Everard), James Cook's Australian landfall p1. Thredbo: an aboriginal placename p3. Placename signs in Auslan part 3 p4. Placename signs p5. The origin of Humula: 'every day is a journey …' p8.

DECEMBER 2014: What flows from ngaka-rna - how naming books spread a Dieri word [aboriginal languages] / David Nash p1. Vale: Arthur Delbridge AO p2. Revisiting 'The' toponyms / Georgia May p3. James Cook and Matthew Flinders p6. Microtoponymy [the naming of small things such as fields, pastures, fences, stones, rocks, marshes, bogs, ditches, houses, sections of roads, localities etc.] / Liz Vassey p9.

MARCH 2015: Tiger in the corner: insider names on Dudley Peninsula p1. Two ways to do it: a note on toponymic methodology p3. A tribute to Kosciuszko p7. Microtoponymy 2 p8. Microtoponyms in Ballarat: Hunters Corner; The Rose; the Ballarat Place Names Index p10.

JUNE 2015: Coads Tank: a pioneer contractor remembered [William Coade] / Col Kohlhagen p1. Fiddling on the roof: Norfolk Island house names / Joshua Nash p3. Microtoponymy 3 / Jan Tent p4. Dual name for Mount Panorama p5.

SEPTEMBER 2015: Mutating placenames / Jan Tent. Postscript on Porepunkah / Carol Sonogan p3. How Kamilaroi words became placenames in Dharawal country / Jim Smith p4. The elusive Sandy Island (east of Qld) p5. Barangaroo p7. Vanity toponyms and property prices in Sydney suburbs / Cameron Dark p8. Lord Howe Island: a placenames dictionary p10.

DECEMBER 2015: Skeletons in the toponymic cupboard [Coen] / Jan Tent p1. Brisbane city street names: a right royal theme / Stuart Duncan p3. Toponymy 101 A: What is a toponym? / Jan Tent p6. Steamrolled again!: the gardens at Blackheath [steamroller park, Blackheath, NSW] / Jan Tent p10.

MARCH 2016: The Speewah / David Nash p1. Notes and queries: Trunketabella; George Boyd Lookout; Ruth Park Walking Trail; D'Aguilar Range p2. Placenames of Fiji 9: The island of Taveuni / Paul Geraghty p3. Reports from the trenches: Why do placenames cause the community so much angst? / Julian Woods, Tarago, NSW p5. Toponymy 101 B: how toponyms are structured / Jan Tent p6. Should dictionaries include toponym entries? / Joshua Nash p9. Woolloomooloo / Jeremy Steele p10.

JUNE 2016: Orana - An Australian Welcome for a Polynesian word / David Nash p1,5. What you see is not always what you get: or a brief lesson in how to pronounce some toponyms from the Pacific / Jan Trent p3. We thought you'd never ask [the origins of the name Bondi] / Jeremy Steel p10.

SEPTEMBER 2016: Ipswich-did the Governor have a sense of humour? / David Blair p1. How we name lakes, capes, mountains and points / Jan Trent p5. We thought you'd never ask! [Dee Why] / Jeremy Steele p10.

DECEMBER 2016: Who names our places [Permanent Committee on Placenames] / David Blair p1. Turramurra-another furphy from the naming books? [origins of the name Turramurra] Jeremy Steele p3. Esoteric placenames on Norfolk Island / Joshua Nash p7. Toponymy 101 D: The geographical and economic significance of toponyms [Garden Island, Sunshine coast, Gold Coast, Pacific Paradise, Sunshine Beach, Copacabana Beach NSW, Barangaroo (The Hungry Mile), Bennelong Point, Toorak, Snowtown SA] / Jan Tent p8.

MARCH 2017: Wye Creek [Wye River Tasmania] p1. The blinking light [intersection of Wakehurst Parkway and Warringah road, French Forest NSW] p1. Early names of Australia's coastal regions: part 1 p5. Toponymy 101 [place names that have given clothing and food their names] / Jan Trent p8.

JUNE 2017: Jervis Bay-what Lt James Cook really named / Trevor Lipscombe p1. Toponymy 101 [linguistic process of name formation] / Jan Trent p5. Drop bears and kangaroo tails [Australian hoaxes] p6. Early names of Australia's coastal regions [Terre Naploeon, Terre de Baudin, Terre de Flinders, Terre de Freycinet, New South Wales, Terre de Grent/Grant/Grants Land, Australia Felix, Dampier's Land, Tasmans Land, Dinnings Land, Ulimaroa and Notasia] / Jan Trent p7.

SEPTEMBER 2017: Kalamunds-'a home in the forest'? / Jeremy Steele p1. Dinnings Land - a case of garbled transmission / Jan Tent p3. Toponymy 101 [placenaming authorities, spelling of placenames, spelling-possessive apostrophe, spelling diacritical marks, spelling hyphens, structure of the name-the use of The, personal and commemorative names] / Jan Tent p6. Vale Vern O'Brien OBE (1925-2017) p8. Cape Hawke revisited p9. We thought you'd never ask... about the River Lett p9. Reports from the trenches [the stations on the Upfield line] p10. Palindromes [towns with palindromic names] p11. Signs of the obvious [powerline creek] p11.

DECEMBER 2017: In search of the Basaltic Rock [Port Macquarie] / Tony Dawson p1. Finding Sellecks Flat / Angus Waton and Ron Woods p3. Toponymy 101 H… [placenames as identity markers] / Jan Trent p8.

MARCH 2018: Contested borders- is Cook's Cape Howe really Telegraph Point? p1. A bridge too (bloody) far? [Bloody Bridge Norfolk Island] / Joshua Nash p3. Making a mountains out of a molehill channel [Mount Terrible] / Jan Tent p6. Milton and Gordon [Queensland] p7. On rivulets and macaronic duplex placenames / Jan Trent p8. Which suffix: -y or -ey / Jan Trent p9.

JUNE 2018: How Mt Evelyn was named / Karen Phillips p1. Berowa: was it windy of shelly / Jeremy Steel p4. Signs of our times [Mickca Rivulet and Micka Rivulet Bridge, Binalong] p6. Revisited: is it y or ey [Smokey Hill vs Smoky Hill] / Jan Tent p7. Ulimaroa revisited / Jan Tent p10. Kalamunda and Karinya p10.

SEPTEMBER 2018: The low down on Yo Yo Creek / Jan Tent p1. What's in a name? Bilpin or Norwood? / Jenny Griffiths p6. From Avalon to Xanadu: Fictional places p11.

DECEMBER 2018: County names in Victoria [history and naming of Victoria’s counties] / Karen Phillips p1. Heathmont street names [Heathmont, Victoria]/ Gerry Robinson p5. All over the compass: those CCP placenames [New South Wales public schools, cardinal compass point toponyms, continues from June 2018] / Col Kohlhagen and Jenny Griffiths p7. Indigenous toponymy part 3 [Aboriginal languages, Australian English, part two of three articles] / Jan Tent p10.

MARCH 2019: Broken Bay: two bays or one? [Captain James Cook, Matthew Flinders, Double Bay, New South Wales] / Trevor Lipscombe p1. Which Georgiana? [naming of County of Georgiana, New South Wales] / Tony Dawson p6. I am, you are, we are what of ‘Australian’? [Australian demonyms] / Jan Tent p8. Indigenous toponymy part 3 [reinstatement of Indigenous placenames, part three of three articles] / Jan Tent p11. A surprising suggestion about Canowindra [pronunciation] / Jeremy Steele p13.

JUNE 2019: Australia’s German placenames [South Australia and Queensland] / Jan Tent p1. Westralia and Westralian [Australian demonyms] / Bruce Baskerville p6. Les Murray’s places [origins of placenames featured in Les Murray’s poetry, Taree New South Wales] p7. Currabubula [Wiradhuri and Kamilaroi languages] / Jeremy Steele p8. The island of Koro: placenames of Fiji part 14 / Paul Geraghty p10.

SEPTEMBER 2019: Australia’s Chinese placenames / Jan Tent p1. Howqua revisited [Howqua River, John ‘Howqua’ Hunter, edited version of a paper that was originally published in La Trobeana November 2016] / Judy Macdonald p4. Kojunup, Karinyup, Porongorup… all those WA-ups [Western Australian placenames, Nyungar language] / Jeremy Steele p7. Koetong: the case of an interlingual homograph [Murray Valley of New South Wales, Waywuru language, interlingual homographs] / Jan Tent p9. Kaleno: where is it? [renaming of Moonee Ponds June 1879, Alfred Deakin] / Marilyn Kenny p10.

DECEMBER 2019: Cook’s Point Hicks: a toponymic torment? [part one of three articles, James Cook toponyms] / Trevor Lipscombe p1. Are there any more Howquas out there? [response to Judy Macdonald’s article September 2019 article, John ‘Howqua’ Hunter, Percydale] / Tony O’Shea p8. An unusual source for placename histories [Australian railway station placenames] / Victor Issacs p9. Australia’s oceanic toponyms / Jan Tent p12. Afghan cameleers in the outback / Joshua Nash p13. Map warper: merging the old and the new [evolution of place names] / Asa Letourneau p15.

MARCH 2020: Ram Head: Cook's first Australian toponym p1. Cook and Point Hicks: a deliberate mistake: keeping the curtain drawn across Bass Strait p9. Bong Bong: what did it mean? [Southern Highlands of New South Wales, Bong Bong name meaning, Dharawal language] / Narelle Bowern p13. Oh what a difference a vowel makes [Tanawha] / Jan Tent p17.

JUNE 2020: Is Cook’s Cape Dromedary really an island? [part three of three articles, James Cook toponyms] / Trevor Lipscombe p1. Cook up a conspiracy? [James Cook toponyms, Port Hicks, East Gippsland, mapping error, response to Margaret Cameron-Ash
March 2020 article] / Trevor Lipscombe p7. Timaru...a ‘top 5’ Maori street name in Australia / Symon Palmer and O. Ripeka Mercier p10. Are you COVID over it?: coronavirus-related placenames / Joshua Nash p12. Woop Woop [fictional placenames, imitations of Australian Indigenous names or words] / Jan Tent p13. Norfolk Island house names [Norfolk language] / Joshua Nash p14. Wagga Wagga: the crows have gone [Wiradjuri language] / Wagga Wagga City Council p15.

SEPTEMBER 2020: Who was Peter the Swede? [Grant Historic Area, Victoria] / John Schauble P1. Two Queensland parishes [Stetchworth and Halliford] / Diana Beal p5. Australia’s toponymic virus names [Hendra, Ross River, Murray Valley, Barmah Forest, Menangle, COVID 19, Abridged article Jan Tent co-authored with Dr Ranil D. Appuhamy and Prof. John S. Mackenzie, published in the Medical Journal of Australia, December 2010, 193(11/12), pp. 642-646] / Jan Tent p9. ‘No body knows what… some body knows what’ [Map of Dusky Bay, New Zealand by George Vancouver 1791 that contains the inscriptions “No body knows what” and “Some body knows what”] / Jan Tent p12.

DECEMBER 2020: The origins of the name New South Wales / Trevor Lipscombe p1. Did Tasman name Groote Eylandt? / Jan Tent p5. Tiptoeing after Tietkens [William Henry Tietken’s 1889 expedition] / Lesley Brooker p9. Another toponymic virus [Dandenong] / Jan Tent p11.

MARCH 2021: The poetry of place names [CJ Dennis] p1. Australian Aboriginal toponyms [Toorak, Miegunyah] / Paul Geraghty and Jan Tent p4. Mitchell's place naming mindset [Major Thomas Mitchell Aboriginal names on maps] / Jan Tent p7. Toponyms new and old [adding 'new' or 'old' to an existing place name in a new place] / Jan Tent p10. Don't rush to conclusions [Gorilla Head Rock, Erratic Point] / Jan Tent p13.

JUNE 2021: Eliza Fraser and the wreck of the Stirling Castle / Tony Dawson p1. Norfolk Island road names / Joshua Nash p7. Toponyms ‘Old’ & ‘New’ part 2 [toponyms starting with the word “old”] / Jan Tent p9. The mystery of Ovalau…placenames of Fiji part 16 / Paul Geraghty p10. Rivers and creeks / David Blair p13.

SEPTEMBER 2021: The Erskine River and its falls [Otway Ranges, Victoria] / Anthony Car p1. How Pin Pan Pa became Pimpampa / Jan Tent p5. Toponymic slips of the pen: Bellingen and Bellringer River p9. Nestled in Ovalau?: placenames of Fiji part 17 / Paul Geraghty p10. Bergen-op-Zoom [Northern Tablelands, New South Wales] / Jan Tent p11.

DECEMBER 2021: The spelling of ‘New Zealand’ / Jan Tent p1. Reports from the trenches: Macksville [Kinchela] / Geoff Minett p6. Walcha: indigenous or Dutch? [Nganyaywana language, Dhanggati language, Walcheren Netherlands] / Jan Tent P7. Enigmatic rabe: placenames of Fiji part 18 / Paul Geraghty p12. Long Tunnel Creek [regional NSW] / Jan Tent p14.

MARCH 2022: Naming Camde Haven p1. Placenames, prepositions and space on Norfolk Island / Joshua Nash p5. From Misinterpretation to myth interpolation - beware the apocryphal etymology p6. Moala - or is it Muala" p10. Placenemaes of Fiji - 19 p11.

JUNE 2022: Cape Pallarenda p1. Horse wranglers and pigeons at Wonga Park p5. Dubious origins - apocryphal aetiologies p6. Placenames as surveyors' memorials p10. Yebble - the story behind the name p13.

SEPTEMBER 2022: Orange - a classic folk etymology ["Blackman's Swamp"] p1. Artarmon - Greek of Irish? [suburb in Sydney] p3. Lakeba, Lau: legendary, elusive …placenames of Fiji / Paul Geraghty p4. Three remarkable cases - of parallel naming ["Three Brothers"] / Jan Tent p6. Simlex toponyms - all about specifics and generics / Jan Tent p8. Big Icons and their names p10.

DECEMBER 2022: Bungaree's Norah, Bullee Noggle and Bombora [lost and found Aboriginal placenames at Norah Head, NSW] p1. Popular myth v historical fact p7. In search of duplex generic toponyms…. Do they exist? P8. Sir Matthew's dream - and its centenary in 2022 p10. South Coast island NSW p11. Canberra placenames p12.

MARCH 2023:

JUNE 2023: Local hisotry at work - the story of Smiths Gap p1. Titular toponyms / Jan Tent p5. Where are we now?...the lat and long of it all / Diana Beal p6. 'Reedy' placenames… p8. Belubula River / Jeremy Steele p10.

SEPTEMBER 2023: Nowhere else road / Joshua Nash p1. "Upper' and 'Lower' toponyms p7. 'Indigenous" or "Introduces'? [parallel placenames] p8. Hidden continents [legacy extends below the surface of the sea] p11.