Chapter 1 More than just Barry, Clive and Germaine: An overview of Australians in Britain — Carl Bridge, Robert Crawford and David Dunstan
Chapter 2 Australians and Britain in 2001: A demographic perspective — Graeme Hugo
Chapter 3 Australian women in London: Surveying the twentieth century — Angela Woollacott
Chapter 4 Australians in the England and Wales census of 1901: A demographic survey — Carl Bridge
Chapter 5 Tom Roberts’ London years — John Rickard
Chapter 6 The Australian soldier in Britain, 1914–1918 — Roger Beckett
Chapter 7 Reading the British Australasian community in London, 1884–1924 — Simon Sleight
Chapter 8 ‘The crumbs are better than a feast elsewhere’: Australian journalists on Fleet Street — Bridget Griffen-Foley
Chapter 9 ‘Home’ becomes away: Melburnians in Oxford in the 1920s — Jim Davidson
Chapter 10 Australian books, publishers and writers in England, 1900–1940 — John Arnold
Chapter 11 Australian tourists in Britain, 1900–2000 — Richard White
Chapter 12 Part of the pageant: Australian tourists in postwar London — Mathew Trinca
Chapter 13 Australian artists in London: The early 1960s — Simon Pierse
Chapter 14 Tourists, expats and invisible immigrants: Being Australian in England in the 1960s and 70s — Graeme Davison
Chapter 15 ‘We came on a holiday like you’: The Australian community press in London in the 1970s and 80s — David Dunstan
Chapter 16 Going ‘OS’ for the ‘OE’: Aussies, Kiwis, and Saffas in contemporary London — Robert Crawford