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Woman as murderer: the defence of Louisa Collins

Why count animals?

The serpent's stare meets the tourist's gaze: strategies of display at the Australian Reptile Park

The Pacific Highway and Australian modernity

The mysterious disappearance of maize: food compulsion and food choice in colonial New South Wales

The interspecies entanglements of eating kangaroo, 1788–1850

The "killer of the cane fields": the social construction of the Australian coastal taipan

Spit swimmers and their costumes

Snakes in the twentieth-century Australian imagination

Snake-bitten: Eric Worrell and the Australian Reptile Park

Smoky city: a history of air pollution in Newcastle, NSW

Rosie's secret

Introduction

I can't look: disgust as a factor in the zoo experience

Grey nurse shark human interactions and portrayals: a study of newspaper portrayals of the grey nurse shark from 1969-2003

From snake handlers to wildlife entrepreneurs

Entangled region: Newcastle and the Hunter Valley

Creating the Coalopolis: Perceptions of Newcastle, 1770 to 1935

Counting the food miles of sugar in early colonial Australia

Competing voices on the road: seeking pleasure and representing death on the Pacific Highway

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