Introduction - Janet McDonald and Robert Mason
Rethinking Regionalism
Chapter 1: Common Patterns: Narratives of 'Mere Coincidence' and the Production of Regions - Paul Carter
Chapter 2: Creative and Destructive Communities of Lake Condah/Tae Rak, Western Victoria - Louise Johnson
Chapter 3: Creativity and Attenuated Sociality: Creative Communities in Suburban and Peri-Urban Australia - Mark Gibson
Chapter 4: Learning from Inland: Redefining Regional Creativity - Margaret Woodward and Craig Bremner
Returning Creativity
Chapter 5: Getting to Know the Story of the Boathouse Dances: Football, Freedom and Rock 'n' Roll - Tamara Whyte, Chris Matthews, Michael Balfour, Lyndon Murphy and Linda Hassall
Chapter 6: 'The Artists Are Taking Over This Town': Lifestyle Migration and Regional Creative Capital - Susan Luckman
Chapter 7: Art in Response to Crisis: Drought, Flood and the Regional Community - Andrew Mason
Chapter 8: 'Now We Will Live Forever': Creative Practice and Refugee Settlement in Regional Australia - Wendy Richards
Restoring Community
Chapter 9: Making Stories Matter: Using Participatory New Media Storytelling and Evaluation to Serve Marginalized and Regional Communities - Ariella Van Luyn and Helen Klaebe
Chapter 10: Vicarious Heritage: Performing Multicultural Heritage in Regional Australia - Robert Mason
Chapter 11: Practising for Life: Amateur Theatre, Regionalism and the Gold Coast - Patrick Mitchell
Chapter 12: Artist-Run Initiatives as Liminal Incubatory Arts Practice - Janet McDonald
Chapter 13: Same but Different: Growing New Audiences for the Performing Arts in Regional Australia - Rebecca Scollen
