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    • Estimation of Satellite Derived Flood Area and Volumes to Monitor Environmental Watering Events 

      Zehra, Saba
      Published 2023
      Wetlands are significant repositories of biological diversity and play an essential role in maintaining ecosystem services. The Macquarie Marshes in northern New South Wales is one of those significant wetlands recognised ...
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    • Post-Stall Performance of Cambered Airfoils 

      Emmerson, Beau
      Published 2024
      The design and optimisation of turbines, rotors, and propellers rely on airfoil pre- and post-stall aerodynamic data. Airfoil post-stall data is scarce compared to pre-stall data, especially for cambered airfoils. This ...
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    • Power-Dependence, Success and Influence in the Legal Profession: A Gendered Perspective 

      Nixon, McCaye Badger
      Published 2023
      This thesis, titled Power-Dependence, Success and Influence in the Legal Profession: A Gendered Perspective, examines the complex relationship between gendered power dynamics and power-dependence in the legal profession. ...
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    • Health taxes: analysis of policy, political, health and economic aspects to strengthening non-communicable disease prevention policy 

      Mounsey, Sarah
      Published 2023
      Globally, health taxes have proved a popular and effective intervention for reducing non-communicable disease (NCDs). Specifically, implementation of taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs)/energy-dense food has significantly ...
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    • Dalki Garringa (Good Growing): Co-creating Evidence to Support the Healthy Growth of Children and Improving Food Security Among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities in Non-remote Areas of Australia 

      Sherriff, Simone Louise
      Published 2023
      Having a healthy weight in childhood and food security are both vital for the lifelong health and wellbeing of Aboriginal peoples. This thesis aimed to describe the influences driving food insecurity, and the prevalence ...
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