y separately published work icon Griffith Review periodical issue  
Alternative title: Divided Nation - Inequality in Action
Issue Details: First known date: 2007... no. 15 Autumn 2007 of Griffith Review est. 2003- Griffith Review
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2007 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Sydney and Me, Lucy Lehmann , single work essay (p. 59-66)
Suburban Archaeologyi"Living on a stable plate", Anna Krien , single work poetry (p. 81-84)
The Exiled Child, Meera Anne Atkinson , single work essay (p. 85-98)
The Words Say It, Charlie Stansfield , single work essay (p. 99-107)
Boom! : Excursions in Fantasy Land, Julienne Van Loon , single work essay (p. 109-120)
Stranger in a Strange Land, Phil Brown , single work autobiography (p. 121-126)
I'm Not Here, Dominique Wilson , single work short story (p. 127-144)
Destination : Adelaide, Tracy Crisp , single work essay (p. 167-174)
Undertones of a Gothic City Disturbing Undertones, Dorothy Johnston , single work essay
Johnston contends that the city of Canberra has 'gaps, disjuctures, edges that don't fit ... And in those gaps, what can - and sometimes inspiringly does - grow up is a form of theatre, a parody of public faces and publicly acceptable facades.'
 (p. 182-188)
Beyond the Fence of Memory The Fence, Shane Strange , single work autobiography (p. 189-195)
Looking for Peace, Not Pity Beyond Pity, Robert Hillman , single work prose (p. 209-220)
Note: port. (Najaf Mazeri)
Explorers, Writers and Other Creative Strangers, Joanna Kujawa , single work essay (p. 221-226)
On Becoming a Jew, Lee Kofman , single work autobiography (p. 227-237)
Of Middle Eastern Appearance, Randa Abdel-Fattah , single work essay (p. 238-242)
On Being Invisible, Anita Heiss , single work essay
Anita Heiss examines the invisibility of Indigenous peoples in Australian culture. She sees hope in the activities of the artistic community - musicians, writers, filmmakers and artsits - who bring the stories of Indigenous peoples into mainstream culture.
 (p. 256-263)
Blow-Ins on the Cold Desert Wind, Kim Mahood , single work essay
Kim Mahood negotiates the place of a white Australian who moves 'on a regular basis between predominantly white urban Australia and predominantly black remote Australia'.
 (p. 265-277)
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