From the Director – Tom Richards
Thoughts from the Editor – Stan Walker
Stars of the Quarter – Rod Stubbings & Others
Astronomy in the Desert – Margaret Streamer
Eclipsing Binary Modelling – Col Bembrick
BSM South at Ellinbank – Peter Nelson
A New UG WZ Candidate in Pisces – Stephen Hovell
The SPM4 Catalogue—Applicability to VSS Work – Mati Morel
Some Summer Mira & SR Targets – Stan Walker
CCD Column—How do Photometry Tools Compare? – Tom Richards
Z Chamaeleontis—an Identification Problem – Stan Walker
High Precision UBVRI Transformations – Stan Walker
Call for Research Grant Applications

From the Director
Thoughts from the Editor
Stars of the Quarter – Rod Stubbings & Albert Jones
Equatorial Eclipsing Binaries Project – Tom Richards
Eclipsing Binaries for Fun and Profit—Part 5 – Bob Nelson
Cataclysmic Variables in Quiescence – Stan Walker
Software Review—Muniwin V1.1.27 – Phil Evans
An Observing Extra
Bright Cepheid Project – Stan Walker
CCD Column—How Good is Your Timing – Tom Richards

From the Director – Tom Richards
Editor’s Comments – Stan Walker
Stars of the Month – Stan Walker
Stars That Go Out – Stephen Hovell/Stan Walker
The Dual Maxima Mira Project – Stan Walker
The ESP Bug – Phil Evans
Remarks on Two Possible Cataclysmic Variables – Mati Morel
CCD Notes—What is the Time on the Sun – Tom Richards
Here and There
Eclipsing Binaries for Fun and Profit—Part IV – Bob Nelson
The Bright Cepheid Project – Stan Walker
V1243 Aquilae—A Remarkable Alignment – Tom Richards

From the Director – Tom Richards
And a Bit from the Editor – Stan Walker
Stars of the Quarter – Stan Walker
TT Arietis: An Exciting CV For Amateurs Too – Stephen Hovell
A Personal Project – Eric Rumbo
Bright Star Monitor South – Tom Richards
The Crows Nest Observatory – Roland Idaczyk
Equatorial Eclipsing Binaries—Pisces Cetus – Tom Richards
CCD Column—What Exposure to use – Tom Richards
Green Island Observatory – Yenal Ogmen
Visual Variable Star Observations – Glen Schrader
How Good Can Visual Measures Be? – Stan Walker
The Nova that Everyone’s Watching – U Scorpii Erupts – Tom Richards