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Multidisciplinary Initiatives: Recent submissions

    • Coo-ee from Chinese Australians: Echoing The Long Connections with Indigenous Communities 

      Shen, Yinfeng; Hendrischke, Hans
      Published 2023
      The word "cooee" originates from the Dharug word 'guu-wii', meaning 'come here'. It is used to project one’s voice over long distances. Its echo finds people at a distance and indicates one’s own location. The Chinese ...
      Open Access
      Report, Technical
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    • Submission to the News Bargaining Incentive 

      Argyrous, George; Flew, Terry; Koskie, Timothy; Nicholls, Rob; Stepnik, Agata
      Published 2025-12-18
      In this submission, we have responded to a selected set of questions outlined in the Treasury Consultation Paper. Our main recommendations are: 1. Considerations should be given to extending the Incentive to apply to ...
      Open Access
      Submission to government/public bodies/organisations
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    • The Digital Climate Footprint: From Global Data Centre Growth to Local Ecological Consequences 

      Nicholls, Rob
      Published 2025
      This report provides the first integrated analysis linking AI-driven data centre expansion to specific ecological impacts on Australian pollinator communities. As the digital economy undergoes unprecedented growth, the ...
      Open Access
      Report, Research
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    • Submission to the 2025 Review of the Australian Code of Practice on Disinformation and Misinformation 

      Bailo, Francesco; Flew, Terry; Nicholls, Rob; Gozman, Daniel
      Published 2025
      This submission proposes a reconceptualisation of the Australian Code of Practice on Disinformation and Misinformation. We argue that the current approach conflates two distinct types of harm requiring different policy ...
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    • Submission to the Productivity Commission: Harnessing Data and Digital Technology & Building a Skilled and Adaptable Workforce 

      Weatherall, Kimberlee; Flew, Terry; Bailo, Francesco; Gulson, Kalervo; Bello-Villarino, Jose-Miguel; Gozman, Daniel
      Published 2025-10-21
      This submission responds to the Productivity Commission’s Interim Report on Harnessing Data and Digital Technology and Building a Skilled and Adaptable Workforce. These domains are not merely technical or economic in nature; ...
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