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    • Australian Poisoning Surveillance Initiative (APSI) Databank 

      Cairns, Rose; Buckley, Nicholas; Dzidowska, Monika; Benger, Lauren; Roberts, Darren; Wright, Nicole; Wylie, Carol; Elliott, Rohan; Greene, Shaun; Dean, Danielle; Heiner, Madeline; Armstrong, Jason; Isoardi, Katherine; Chiew, Angela; Brown, Jared; Dawson, Andrew; Merwood, Nick; Soderstrom, Jessamine
      Published 2024-11-26
      The APSI Databank is a de-identified dataset derived from calls logged by poisons specialists working at Australian Poisons Information Centres (PICs) during routine clinical operations. This includes data on calls from ...
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    • te quoque, Luna, traho: Medea, Dido, and the Metapoetics of Cosmic Disruption 

      Pinkham, Alexandra
      Published 2024
      This thesis examines the representation of Dido and Medea across Roman literature in passages where the two heroines are seen by the light of the moon. Cosmic disruption was a major concern in the ancient world, and this ...
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    • The regulatory pyramid meets the food pyramid: Can regulatory theory improve controls on television food advertising to Australian children? 

      Reeve, Belinda
      Published 2011
      This article examines whether responsive regulation has potential to improve the regulatory framework which controls free-to-air television advertising to children, so that the regulatory scheme can be used more effectively ...
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    • Gender diversity in Australian astronomy: the Astronomical Society of Australia 1966–2023 

      Stevenson, Toner; Lomb, Nick
      Published 2024
      In this paper we examine the changes in the diversity of astronomers working in Australia, particularly the ratio of women compared to men, from 1966, when the Astronomical Society of Australia (ASA) was formed, to 2023. ...
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    • Digital videomaking for multimodal, critical and creative literacies: Case study of video pedagogy in two Australian primary schools 

      Beaumont, Natasha Elizabeth
      Published 2024
      This thesis examines the perceived challenges and benefits of using digital video for the teaching of literacy in the context of Australian primary schools. Despite wide-spread recognition of the need to equip students ...
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