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Honours theses: Recent submissions

    • The Influence of Physical and Anthropogenic Factors on a Channel’s Geomorphic Diversity 

      White, Alicia
      Published 2009-01-01
      The geomorphic diversity (or the natural variability within and between geomorphic structures) of fluvial systems provides an indication of river health and biological activity as well as their resilience to change. Despite ...
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    • Multi-Scale Morphodynamic Assessment of an Embayed Low Energy Estuarine Beach, Shoal Bay, Port Stephens, NSW 

      Harris, Daniel
      Published 2009-01-01
      Low-energy shorelines are common coastal features, with their combined length exceeding that of high energy coastlines. Yet the morphodynamics of such systems are poorly understood with only a few process based assessments ...
      Open Access
      Thesis, Honours
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    • Negative Evidence in Linguistics: The case of Wagiman Complex Predicates 

      Wilson, Aidan
      Published 2006-01-01
      In this thesis I will justify the use of negative forms of evidence as a permissible means of analysing grammatical constructions. I do this by presenting a test case, a grammatical construction that is not entirely ...
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    • In The Public Interest? : Investigative Journalism and Fourth Estate Philosophy Within the Australian Press 

      Lenffer, Heidi
      Published 2005-10-01
      The tradition of ‘investigative journalism’ has come to denote the most lauded qualities of the journalistic profession, and has an impressive history of producing social reform in Australia. However, its grounding in ...
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    • Aboriginal fathers / fathers roles: Are they recognised in Australia's contemporary society? 

      Maslen, Phil
      Published 2009-08-11
      This thesis is focused on fathers, in particular Indigenous fathers, in general with a view to establishing what literature currently identifies and recognises the role fathers play in Australian society today. This project ...
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