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Nursing Standard, 1987
Nursing organisations in Western Australia used this year's general election to highlight the inability of nurses to gain a baccalaureate degree as a first award.
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Nursing organisations in Western Australia used this year's general election to highlight the inability of nurses to gain a baccalaureate degree as a first award.
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2009
In two of the most plangent questions posed in an Australian poem, the young man who is the subject of Les Murray’s ‘The Trainee, 1914’ asks, ‘“Is war very big? As big as New South Wales?”’ Ardent, fearful, bewildered, he is readying himself to leave ante-bellum Australia and in particular its locus classicus , the world of rural innocence and purity.
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In two of the most plangent questions posed in an Australian poem, the young man who is the subject of Les Murray’s ‘The Trainee, 1914’ asks, ‘“Is war very big? As big as New South Wales?”’ Ardent, fearful, bewildered, he is readying himself to leave ante-bellum Australia and in particular its locus classicus , the world of rural innocence and purity.
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2006
The rickettsial diseases of Australia are described in their chronological order of discovery. The include epidemic typhus (R. prowazekii); murine typhus (R. typhi) found Australia‐wide; scrub typhus (O. tsutsugamushi) only in tropical, northen Australia; Q. fever (C. burnetti) found Australia‐wide; Queensland tick typhus (R.
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The rickettsial diseases of Australia are described in their chronological order of discovery. The include epidemic typhus (R. prowazekii); murine typhus (R. typhi) found Australia‐wide; scrub typhus (O. tsutsugamushi) only in tropical, northen Australia; Q. fever (C. burnetti) found Australia‐wide; Queensland tick typhus (R.
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Australia (Commonwealth of Australia)
2005Australia was colonized as a series of British settlements between 1788 and 1829. By that time, Indigenous peoples had lived across the continent and on the island of Tasmania for at least 65,000 years. Between 1850 and 1891 six separate self-governing colonies were established, each with a constitution and institutions of government of its own ...
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The Enterprise University: Power, Governance and Reinvention in Australia
, 20001. Introduction 2. Roots of the enterprise university (1): from policy to governance 3. Roots of enterprise university (2): from academy to global business 4. Territories and strategies: executive power in the enterprise university 5.
S. Marginson, M. Considine
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Deforestation in Australia: drivers, trends and policy responses
, 2016Australia’s terrestrial environment has been dramatically modified since European colonisation. Deforestation – the clearing and modification of native forest for agricultural, urban and industrial development – remains a significant threat to Australia ...
M. Evans
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The Australian three-dimensional soil grid: Australia’s contribution to the GlobalSoilMap project
, 2015Information on the geographic variation in soil has traditionally been presented in polygon (choropleth) maps at coarse scales. Now scientists, planners, managers and politicians want quantitative information on the variation and functioning of soil at ...
R. V. Rossel +5 more
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Reptiles and Amphibians of Australia
, 1975Reptiles and Amphibians of Australia is a complete guide to Australia’s rich and varied herpetofauna, including frogs, crocodiles, turtles, tortoises, lizards and snakes. For each of the 1218 species there is a description of its appearance, distribution
H. Cogger
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Soil and landscape grid of Australia.
, 2015The Soil and Landscape Grid of Australia (SLGA) is the first continental version of the GlobalSoilMap concept and the first nationally consistent, fine spatial resolution set of continuous soil attributes with Australia-wide coverage.
M. Grundy +5 more
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2015
With an estimated population of 21,875,000 in June 2009 and a surface area of around 7.7 million km, Australia is a continental-scale country with a medium sized population (Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Population by age and sex, Australian states and territories, Jun 2009, cat. no. 3201.0. ABS, Canberra, 2009a).
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With an estimated population of 21,875,000 in June 2009 and a surface area of around 7.7 million km, Australia is a continental-scale country with a medium sized population (Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Population by age and sex, Australian states and territories, Jun 2009, cat. no. 3201.0. ABS, Canberra, 2009a).
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