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The article focuses on the author's view about the issue concerning everyday transformations. He notes that the special issue papers collected in this issue of the journal proceed from the annual conference of the Cultural Studies Association of Australasia held in Perth, Western Australia in December 2004. The papers in the issue are a combination of established voices in the field and emerging work. This grouping reveals the diverse approaches and applications of everyday life research as well as the broader approaches within cultural studies.

Information about several papers discussed at a conference on cross cultural studies in Australia is presented. The topics are focused on cultural practice and modes of criticisms. The presenters include Melissa Gregg, Jean Burgess and Kris Cohen. The studies presented include blogging, computer hacking and online journalism.

Announces a call for panel proposals and papers on cultural studies to be presented at the Cultural Studies Association of Australia's annual conference on December 8-10, 2001. Contact information.