Australian Folklore

An issue dealing with outreach to surrounding countries as well as commemorating the centennials of the births of: Judith Wright, poet, and activist for our original peoples, and C.M. (Manning) Clark, historian and writer of the Australian story in an epic prose style.

The print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England. ISBN: 978-1-921597-72-5

An issue dealing specifically with our Celtic Identity; and music beyond the ballad.

The print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England. ISBN: 978-1-921597-9-86

An issue dealing specifically with regional outreaches and reflections

The print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England. ISBN: 978-1-921597-9-86

An issue featuring aspects of the present outreach of Australian Folkloric Writings.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

An Issue Reflecting on Notions of Defiance; the Tragedy of Wars of Retaliation, and and on the Role of our Celtic Heritage.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

A Celebratory Issue, Featuring Contents of Nos. 1–25, Film, Industrial and Local Lore.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

Featuring Folk Music. Cultural Change and with Particular Emphases on Satire and Heritage

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

The Passing of Ron Edwards and Colin Newsome, More Kelly Legends, and Schoolchildren’s Folklore Revisited.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

An issue presented to the distinguished Australian folklorists, Hugh Anderson and his wife, Dawn, in his eightieth year.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

A twenty-first and anniversary issue containing various international/comparative essays and featuring Australia's heritage and evolving foodways.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

An issue treating particularly of issues of custom, heritage and identity for today’s Australians.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

An issue particularly concerned to explore the new writing and publishing, ways of transmitting (personal) story and memory, and to report mid-twentieth century Australian folk singing and dancing.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

An issue exploring folk and more historical memory as captured in story, offering powerful reflections on nature's messages and pondering on the roadside's sacred spaces.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

An issue commemorating the centennial of thebirths of Alan William Marshall (1902-1984) and particularly treating of other story-tellers and varied styles of folk narratives.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

An issue paying tribute to the work of Patsy Adam-Smith (1924-2001) and including papers from the Eighth National Folklore/ Folklife Conference.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England. ISBN: 1-86389-785-2

An issue commemorating the unparalleled achievement of John Meredith (b.1920) in the collecting and recording of traditional Australian music, folklore and bush life.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

An issue treating particularly of the New Storytelling, Heritage Matters and of distinctive Varieties of (Australian) English.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

An issue presented to Bill Scott (b.1923) to acknowledge his unique contribution to Australian folklore and contemporary legend, and to celebrate his seventy-fifth borthday.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

An issue presented to Hugh Anderson (b.1927) in appreciation of his contribution to contextualizing Old Bush Songs.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

An issue commemorating Alan Scott (1930-1995) and presented to Dal Stivens (b.1911).

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England. It was the first volume of Australian Folklore to include a full index. The decision to include an index was made based upon a request from MLA. Indexing of each edition of Australian Folklore, from this volume onward, was completed by Emeritus Professor J.S. Ryan.

An issue presented to W.F. Wannan.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

An issue Presented to Russel Braddock Ward.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

This print edition of this issue was published by the University of New England.

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This print edition of this issue was published by the Center for Australian Studies and Curtin University of Technology.

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This print edition of this issue was published by the Center for Australian Studies and Curtin University of Technology.

This issue was not titled.

This print edition of this issue was published by the Center for Australian Studies and Curtin University of Technology.

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This print edition of this issue was published by the Center for Australian Studies and Curtin University of Technology. A note on the cover states:

'Produced with the assistance of the Australian Folk Trust and the Music and Community Arts Boards of the Australia Council.'

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