1. Exhibiting Pain: Using creativity to express chronic pain
Susanne Main, The Open University, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

2. General practitioners and management of chronic noncancer pain: a cross-sectional survey of influences on opioid deprescribing
Ruth White, Senior Physiotherapist, Hunter Integrated Pain Service, NSW, Australia 

3. Acceptability of integrated primary healthcare opioid tapering: a mixed-methods study
Ruth White, Senior Physiotherapist, Hunter Integrated Pain Service, NSW, Australia 
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4. Assessment of medical students’ competencies in pain medicine – a focused review 
Elspeth Shipton, University of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle, Australia 

5. ​Unmet Treatment Needs for Women with Chronic Pelvic Pain attending a Gynaecology Outpatient Clinic in New Zealand
Karen Joseph, Canterbury DHB​, Christchurch, New Zealand

6. The practice of multi-disciplinary pain assessment in Australia and New Zealand– Survey results of clinicians working in specialist persistent pain settings
Sharryn Lydall-Smith, Senior Counselling Psychologist, Monash Health Pain Service, Victoria, Australia 

7. The prevalence of reported traumatic events expressed by patients in an initial joint interdisciplinary pain assessment.   An audit from an Australian 
Sharryn Lydall-Smith, Senior Counselling Psychologist, Monash Health Pain Service, Victoria, Australia

8. Mass media campaigns for chronic pain: A scoping review of what is available and what is needed to inform a chronic pain campaign in Aotearoa New Zealand
Hemakumar Devan, School of Physiotherapy, University of Otago, Wellington, New Zealand