Part 1: Australian identities through the blue
Blue Country: Nurturing meaningful relationships in discontinuous environments / Vincent Backhaus, Nailsa Neuendorf, Lokes Brooksbank, and Tahnee Innes
Possessing and protecting the Southern Ocean: Connection and mediation in the Antarctic work of Douglas Mawson and Alan Villiers / Alessandro Antonello
Writing the more-than-human history of northern Australia's many waters: Environmental history, the blue humanities, and the challenge of entanglement / Claire Brennan
The color of water / Mia-Francesca Jones
Part 2: Sea Country, Blue Country: from the postcolonial blue to the Great Ocean
Sanitary citizenship in the settler colonial city: Race, health and hygiene in interwar urban Australia / Ruth Morgan
'From the viewpoint of their Native element': Diving in the colonial undersea / Killian Quigley
The 'blue turn' in contemporary art: Assembling blue methods of research-creation / Jacqueline Chlanda, Léuli Eshrāghi and Peta Rake
Part 3: Mediating the blue
Ecopolitics and ecocriticism: Activists, artisans and the Save the Reef campaign / Maxine Newlands
Digital blues: Sense of self and the human-nature-technology connection in Australian aquatic environments / Melusine Martin
'A dancing creature of crimson and yellow': Writing the Great Barrier Reef / Jessica White
Part 4: Beyond the anthropocentric blue moving waters, muddy edges: Ibis in Brisbane
Gillian Paxton
A whale of a journey: On the connectivity between pygmy blue whales in Indonesia, Australia and beyond / Putu Liza Kusuma Mustika
HMS Pandora and the sea: Tracing eighteenth-century Polynesian artefacts and their entanglement with the Pacific Ocean / Jasmin I. Günther
Part 5: Imagining blue futures
Colourblindness in/of place: Memory, colonial place and education's ignorance of the blue / Bryan Smith
Eco-art and reeling in anthropogenic adversity / Robyn Glade-Wright
Waves of cognition: Towards an Australian blue Shakespeare ecosystem / Alys Daroy, Joshua Zeunert, and Rahul K. Gairola.