| Issue | Title | |
| Vol 8 (1993) | Some Definitions of Folklore | Abstract |
| Les A. Murray | ||
| Vol 30 (2015): Outreach to surrounding countries and the commemorating of centennials | Southern Shark Lore Forty Years after Jaws: The Positioning of Sharks Within Murihiku, New Zealand | Abstract PDF |
| A. Asbjørn Jøn, Raj S. Aich | ||
| Vol 16 (2001): Paying tribute to the work of Patsy Adam-Smith (1924-2001) | Sport, Performance and Constructing Identity | Abstract PDF |
| A. Asbjørn Jøn | ||
| Vol 29 (2014): Our Celtic Identity | Standing Stones Down Under | Abstract PDF |
| J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island | Survey of Songs and Poetry from Australian Newspapers 1890–1893 | Abstract PDF |
| Mark Gregory | ||
| Vol 25 (2010): A Celebratory Issue | Sydney and the Appearance of the Middle Eastern | Abstract PDF |
| Robert James Smith | ||
| Vol 26 (2011): Notions of Defiance; the Tragedy of Wars of Retaliation, and our Celtic Heritage | Tales Heard and Tales Read: From Chile to Australia: A Memoir | Abstract PDF |
| Carmen Schiessler | ||
| Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island | Ten Years of Australian Folklore | Abstract PDF |
| Ian Turner | ||
| Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia | The 1975 Melanesia 2000 festival: A Photo Essay | Abstract PDF |
| Corinne Cumenal | ||
| Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia | The Aborigine’s Lament | Details PDF |
| Khoo Soo Hay | ||
| Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island | The academic fellowship and supportive ambience of Wright College, A Longtime Seminal ‘Folklore Centre’—and one significant for the closer study of Australian Social History / Regional Australian Identity, Non-Indigenous / Settler Heritage, and Culture, within the University of New England, Armidale, N.S.W. | Abstract PDF |
| J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia | The academic fellowship and supportive ambience of Wright College: Part 2 | Abstract PDF |
| J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 29 (2014): Our Celtic Identity | The Adventurous Cadet: Romanticism and Adventure in the Cadet Corps of the Private Schools of Sydney, 1901-1914 | Abstract PDF |
| Nathan Wise | ||
| Vol 26 (2011): Notions of Defiance; the Tragedy of Wars of Retaliation, and our Celtic Heritage | The Arts, and Government | Abstract PDF |
| Don Aitkin | ||
| Vol 16 (2001): Paying tribute to the work of Patsy Adam-Smith (1924-2001) | The Australian Legend: A Backward Look Forwards | Abstract |
| Joan H. MacDonald | ||
| Vol 2 (1988) | The Bibliographic Tools for Folklore Research | Details |
| J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 2 (1988) | The Bottle Round the Beds | Abstract |
| Bill Scott | ||
| Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia | The Conscription Conflict and the Great War, edited by Robin Archer, Joy Damousi, Murray Goot and Sean Scalmer | Abstract PDF |
| Robert James Smith | ||
| Vol 28 (2013): Regional outreaches and reflections | The Cultural Work of Witchcraft: Salem, 1692 | Abstract PDF |
| E. J. Kent | ||
| Vol 25 (2010): A Celebratory Issue | The Development of MMORPG Culture and The Guild | Abstract PDF |
| A. Asbjørn Jøn | ||
| Vol 25 (2010): A Celebratory Issue | The Disappearing Village | Abstract PDF |
| Max Staples | ||
| Vol 30 (2015): Outreach to surrounding countries and the commemorating of centennials | The Evolution of the Folklore Discipline | Abstract PDF |
| Suzie Lingham | ||
| Vol 29 (2014): Our Celtic Identity | The Fiery Outlaw: Incendiarism and the Tarnishing of a Bushranging Folk Hero | Abstract PDF |
| Grace Moore | ||
| Vol 28 (2013): Regional outreaches and reflections | The First Bali Bombing 2002: ‘Why did they do it to our Bali?’ | Abstract PDF |
| Zifirdaus Adnan, Zulfi Mubarok | ||
| Vol 3 (1989) | The Folklife Inquiry | Abstract |
| Keith McKenry | ||
| Vol 16 (2001): Paying tribute to the work of Patsy Adam-Smith (1924-2001) | The Folklore / Popular Culture Interface | Abstract |
| Julie Hawkins | ||
| Vol 26 (2011): Notions of Defiance; the Tragedy of Wars of Retaliation, and our Celtic Heritage | The Folklore of War and Peace | Abstract PDF |
| Marty Branagan | ||
| Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island | The Future of the Past—A Cautionary Lesson: Heritage and Financial Mismanagement at the Port Arthur Historic Site, 1987–1996 | Abstract PDF |
| Andrew K. S. Piper | ||
| Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island | The General Prologue to the New England Tales | Abstract PDF |
| Khoo Soo Hay | ||
| Vol 30 (2015): Outreach to surrounding countries and the commemorating of centennials | The Golden Era | Abstract PDF MP3 |
| Mark Duncan | ||
| Vol 28 (2013): Regional outreaches and reflections | The Great Solipsist: Reading the First Emperor | Abstract PDF |
| Tony Lynch | ||
| Vol 16 (2001): Paying tribute to the work of Patsy Adam-Smith (1924-2001) | The Hero as Sportsman | Abstract |
| Sergio Sergi | ||
| Vol 25 (2010): A Celebratory Issue | The Historian of ‘Wessex’: The Folk Background and Provenance of Some of Thomas Hardy’s Short Stories | Abstract PDF |
| David Cornelius | ||
| Vol 1 (1987) | The Making of Australian Traditions: A Survey of 'bush' Literature Since Russel Ward | Abstract |
| Hugh Anderson | ||
| Vol 29 (2014): Our Celtic Identity | The Mythology of Absence: David Malouf’s 12 Edmonstone Street and Stefan Ackerie’s ‘Skyneedle’ | Abstract PDF |
| Suzie Gibson | ||
| Vol 26 (2011): Notions of Defiance; the Tragedy of Wars of Retaliation, and our Celtic Heritage | The Outlaw and The Popular /Folk Hero: A Review Article | Abstract PDF |
| J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 28 (2013): Regional outreaches and reflections | The Parodying of National Verse: An Australian Folk Craft | Abstract PDF |
| Keith McKenry | ||
| Vol 24 (2009): Featuring Folk Music and Cultural Change | The Poison Chalice of Captain James Cook, its Medical Background and Similar ‘Cures’ | Abstract PDF |
| Michael T. Connell | ||
| Vol 24 (2009): Featuring Folk Music and Cultural Change | The Possible Range of Folk Narrative | Abstract PDF |
| Clair Duncan | ||
| Vol 30 (2015): Outreach to surrounding countries and the commemorating of centennials | The Power of Literature in J.M. Coetzee’s Elizabeth Costello | Abstract PDF |
| Suzie Gibson | ||
| Vol 17 (2002): Story-tellers and varied styles of folk narratives | The Psychic Vampire and Vampyre Subculture | Abstract PDF |
| A. Asbjørn Jøn | ||
| Vol 25 (2010): A Celebratory Issue | The Quest For Love and Identity in Marcus Clarke’s His Natural Life | Abstract PDF |
| Suzie Gibson | ||
| Vol 28 (2013): Regional outreaches and reflections | The Recent Rise of the Research Field of Memory Studies, and the Use / Range of its Perspectives, in Relation to the Much Older Fields of Folklore and Folkloristics | Abstract PDF |
| J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 22 (2007): Presented to Hugh Anderson and his wife, Dawn, in his eightieth year | The Road and the Taniwha | Abstract |
| A. Asbjørn Jøn | ||
| Vol 29 (2014): Our Celtic Identity | The Scottish Highland Clearances and their Place in History and in the World Imagination | Abstract PDF |
| Robert James Smith, J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 3 (1989) | The True History of Bernard Reilly | Abstract |
| Bob Reece | ||
| Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia | (The) Unbuilt of the Weak, or, the linguistics of concrete and dust | Details PDF |
| Joshua Nash | ||
| Vol 29 (2014): Our Celtic Identity | The Very Full Life and Final Triumphs of John Meredith (1920–2010) in the Sphere of Collecting and Publishing Australia’s Folk Culture | Abstract PDF |
| J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 3 (1989) | The Weaving Industry Workshop: Attitudes and Values in Contemporary Australian Folk Club Music | Abstract |
| Jill Stubington | ||
| Vol 29 (2014): Our Celtic Identity | The whale road: Transitioning from spiritual links, to whaling, to whale watching in Aotearoa New Zealand | Abstract PDF |
| A. Asbjørn Jøn | ||
| Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island | The Women of the Bounty | Abstract PDF |
| Everett L. Parker | ||
| Vol 2 (1988) | The Worker's Unknown (Pub) Industrial Monster - as imagined by David Ireland | Details |
| J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia | These Tales of the Bush and its Ways: The letters of Banjo Paterson’s mother, Rose, paint a picture of country life in nineteenth-century Australia | Abstract PDF |
| Jennifer Gall | ||
| Vol 24 (2009): Featuring Folk Music and Cultural Change | Thomas Hardy: As Homilist on Change and on the Folk Passing in Wessex | Abstract PDF |
| David Cornelius | ||
| Vol 28 (2013): Regional outreaches and reflections | Three Poems | Abstract PDF |
| Khoo Soo Hay | ||
| Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia | Title page and frontispiece | Abstract PDF |
| Editor Editor | ||
| Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia | Title page office bearers | Details PDF |
| Editor Editor | ||
| Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island | To Pitcairn and Beyond | Abstract PDF |
| A. Asbjørn Jøn, Philip Ward, J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 28 (2013): Regional outreaches and reflections | Towards a General Theory of Narrative for Australian Folklore | Abstract PDF |
| Peter Gilet | ||
| Vol 26 (2011): Notions of Defiance; the Tragedy of Wars of Retaliation, and our Celtic Heritage | Tradition Today. No 1, April 2011. Sheffield: The Centre for English Traditional Heritage. 71 pp. | Details PDF |
| J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 30 (2015): Outreach to surrounding countries and the commemorating of centennials | Traditions in Exile: Canada, Australia, and (the Recording and Collecting of) their Own Countries’ Folklore Disciplines | Abstract PDF |
| J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 24 (2009): Featuring Folk Music and Cultural Change | Traditions of ‘The Trade’: The Folklore of Australian Submariners | Abstract PDF |
| Graham Seal | ||
| Vol 25 (2010): A Celebratory Issue | Tributes: Australian Folklore Nos. 1–25 | Details PDF |
| Eddie Cass | ||
| Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island | Tweed and Lismore | Abstract PDF |
| Ned McEllisot | ||
| Vol 24 (2009): Featuring Folk Music and Cultural Change | Two Different Histories: Same Place? Manilla, NSW | Abstract PDF |
| Anna M. Blanch | ||
| Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia | Using the Past to Inform the Present: The Influence of Folklore on CEO Leadership | Abstract PDF |
| Beverley McNally | ||
| Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island | Vale Brian Dunnett | Abstract PDF |
| Pam Hawkins, Tony Hawkins, Beverly Symons | ||
| Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island | Vale Brian Dunnett | Abstract PDF |
| Mark Gregory | ||
| Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island | Vale Brian Dunnett - A Railway Cultural Treasure | Abstract PDF |
| Roger Jowett | ||
| Vol 25 (2010): A Celebratory Issue | Villages Old and New | Abstract PDF |
| J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 29 (2014): Our Celtic Identity | Virtuosi from the Australian Big Scrub: Australia, Empire and the Meaning of Musical Journeys in the Long 19th Century | Abstract PDF |
| Jennifer Gall | ||
| Vol 30 (2015): Outreach to surrounding countries and the commemorating of centennials | Walking Together at Myall Creek: Dreaming Beyond ‘A Cult of Forgetfulness’ | Abstract PDF |
| Julie Collins | ||
| Vol 24 (2009): Featuring Folk Music and Cultural Change | Waltzing Matilda: Reading the Myths | Abstract PDF |
| Diannah Johnston | ||
| Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia | When Nature Beings or Spirits Engage with Humans | Abstract PDF |
| Julie Hawkins | ||
| Vol 24 (2009): Featuring Folk Music and Cultural Change | Which Day for Australia Day? | Details PDF |
| Pip Wilson | ||
| Vol 25 (2010): A Celebratory Issue | William D. Elder, Playing in Time: A History of the Kerang Band: Celebrating 125 years of Music, 1884-2009 (Kerang and District Band, Inc., 2009). Pp.3 + iii, 102, illustrated with 23 photographs, mainly in full colour. | Abstract PDF |
| J. S. Ryan | ||
| Vol 25 (2010): A Celebratory Issue | Women, Craft and Protest: Yesterday and Today | Abstract PDF |
| Denise Rall, Moya Costello | ||
| Vol 28 (2013): Regional outreaches and reflections | Worlds Between: Insightful Story and Bridging of the Gap Between the Indigenous and the Larger Population of Australia | Abstract PDF |
| J. S. Ryan, Robert James Smith | ||
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