- Rua Kenana, history article by Tim Bollinger about the radical Māori prophet, faith healer and land rights activist who built an independent community at Maungapōhatu in the Urewera mountains of New Zealand, resisting British domination until it was violently broken up by the state
- Smegma, article about the Portland experimental music group featuring interviews with Dr ID, Ju Suk Reet Meate, and Oblivia
- Richard Orjis, article by Tessa Laird about the Auckland artist
- Ang Song Ming, interview with the Singapore sound artist by poet Cyril Wong
- Hans Otte, article by Tobias Fischer about the German composer
- Rohan Wealleans, article about the Auckland sculptor
- Mikala Dwyer, article by Andrew Paul Wood about the Australian artist
- Photographs by Taipei artist Isa Ho
- Poetry by Vivienne Plumb and Harry McNaughton
- Rob McLeod, article about the Wellington painter
- Nicky Hager, interview with the New Zealand investigative journalist
- Disaster Radio, article about the Wellington electro artist
- Alistair Galbraith and Anthony Milton, report on the musicians’ performances at Adam Art Gallery in Wellington
- Altmusic, report by Spike Mountjoy on the New Zealand experimental music festival, which included performances by Pauline Oliveros, Phil Dadson, and Justice Yeldham
- Anyone Who Likes Cats and Dogs Is a Fool, theoretical deconstruction by Harold Grieves of lost pet posters drawing on the work of Deleuze and Guattari, John Berger, and Donna Haraway