Contents:
Introduction / Adam Novaldy Anderson -- Francis Street / Forever Tupou -- One day, under my Trove Sivan Banksia / Victor Guan Yi Zhou -- Driving me loca / Natalia Figueroa Barraso -- There is always a kebab shop somewhere / Guido Melo -- Discarded stalks / Meyrnah Khodr -- Driving a Mercedes but living in a rental / Adrian Mouhajer -- There are no beaches in Bankstown / Rayann Bekdache -- Fences -- Detention centre / Arash X -- About freedom / Khaled Elkady -- The cook up / Sangee X -- Dreams / Thouraya Lahmadi -- Eshays -- Land of the long white cloud / Lexus Katipa-Poa -- Tama o la'u tama / Brennae Danielson -- Them / Zo'e Laufoli -- Gutter -- Untitled & anonymous -- Crumbs -- The bus / Fahad Ali -- Theotokos / Nadia Demas -- The guy with the AMG / Jenanne Ibrahim -- The daktor / Leila Mansour -- Mealtime / Priyanka Bromhead -- Skittles and rice / Helen Nguyen -- Ecologically sustainable household / Yamir Elgamil -- Sand paradise / Jessica Wendy Mensah -- The song that fills the valley / Katie Shammas -- Some of the sun / Phoebe Grainer.

Australia is often referred to as The Lucky Country - a land of economic opportunity and vast natural resources. But how does this myth square up against the true experiences of Indigenous and culturally diverse Australians living in our nation's most densely populated regions? In this original and eclectic new anthology, emerging and established writers from First Nations, migrant and refugee backgrounds reveal the true wealth and beauty of Australia's cultural melting pots.