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Showing 1 to 20 of 201 for “"New South Wales."”.
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Communicable Disease Control in New South Wales and globally
… projects in my placement at Health Protection New South Wales (NSW) between March 2014 and October 2015 which highlight some of these competencies. In May 2014, the Communicable Diseases Branch was notified of hepatitis E virus (HEV) infection in two men who had not recently travelled overseas, …
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Communicable Disease Control in New South Wales and globally
… projects in my placement at Health Protection New South Wales (NSW) between March 2014 and October 2015 which highlight some of these competencies. In May 2014, the Communicable Diseases Branch was notified of hepatitis E virus (HEV) infection in two men who had not recently travelled overseas, …
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Managing rangeland change in New South Wales for landscape repair
The rangelands of southeastern Australia are a landscape with extensive evidence of historical land degradation. Monitoring and managing this historic land degradation is made challenging by the disparities of scale throughout the rangelands, which make implementing solutions to ongoing erosion …
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Senior secondary English in New South Wales: Linguistic and epistemic perspectives
This thesis examines senior secondary English in New South Wales, Australia’s most populous state, assessing almost 80,000 students per annum via externally-set examinations, and, at the time of writing, transitioning from an old to new senior English syllabus. Previous research (e.g., Christie …
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Migration of the elderly in New South Wales : patterns and implications
… to 1986, over 228,000 or one-fifth of people in New South Wales, who, at 30 June 1986 were aged 55 years or older, had changed their place of usual residence. The extent to which this level of mobility alters the spatial distribution of the elderly, who with increasing age have particular …
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Language recovery of the New South Wales South Coast Aboriginal languages
… of the ‘sleeping’ traditional languages of south-east Australia from available historic material. The languages of south-east New South Wales have thus far been largely neglected and this thesis fills a gap in the contemporary language work that has and still is being undertaken on …
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William Grant Broughton and his early years in New South Wales
William Grant Broughton had a place in early histories of Australia. Then around 1910 he faded before a growing preoccupation with economic factors as the true substance of a proper story of early colonial life. The last decade has seen a change. In a series of religious, intellectual, and …
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Migration of the elderly in New South Wales : patterns and implications
… to 1986, over 228,000 or one-fifth of people in New South Wales, who, at 30 June 1986 were aged 55 years or older, had changed their place of usual residence. The extent to which this level of mobility alters the spatial distribution of the elderly, who with increasing age have particular …
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Language recovery of the New South Wales South Coast Aboriginal languages
… of the ‘sleeping’ traditional languages of south-east Australia from available historic material. The languages of south-east New South Wales have thus far been largely neglected and this thesis fills a gap in the contemporary language work that has and still is being undertaken on …
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William Grant Broughton and his early years in New South Wales
William Grant Broughton had a place in early histories of Australia. Then around 1910 he faded before a growing preoccupation with economic factors as the true substance of a proper story of early colonial life. The last decade has seen a change. In a series of religious, intellectual, and …
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From Then to Now: Artist Run Initiatives in Sydney, New South Wales
… for artists to explore and engage with new art practices and concepts of community. Historically influential on the development of post-object and conceptual art and the Art Union culture in Australia, ARIs are positioned right at the forefront of radical and innovative developments. …
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ADHD-specific knowledge and attitudes of New South Wales Government school teachers
ADHD is one of the most common neurobiological disorders among school aged children and has significant implications for their educational outcomes (Barkley, 2015). It is widely known that attitudes have a direct relationship to teacher actions in the classroom (Avramidis & Norwich, 2002; …
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Environmental impact of stocked Mulloway (Argyrosomus japonicus) in New South Wales estuaries
Studies were undertaken for estuarine stocking of mulloway Argyrosomus japonicus to develop efficient marking techniques; to identify key habitats and migratory patterns of stocked fish; to evaluate the diet and growth of stocked fish and recruitment to commercial fisheries; and to develop a …
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