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    • Trends and Socio‑economic Inequalities of Overweight, Obese and Underweight Women of Reproductive Age in South Asian Countries: Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Nepal and Pakistan 

      Hendry, Miranda
      Published 2026
      This thesis assesses the trends and prevalence of associations between overweight, obesity and thinness among women and social determinants in low-and-middle-income countries (LMICs) in South Asia. We investigated the ...
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    • Exploring the Interplay of Perceived Subjective Task Values, Parental Influences and Cultural Stereotypes in Shaping Girls' Mathematical Education and Career Aspirations 

      Chen, Dengyue
      Published 2026
      In Western secondary school contexts, Caucasian and Asian boys are often considered to be advantaged in mathematics, with stereotypes such as “boys = mathematics” and “Asian = mathematics” being pervasive. However, it is ...
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    • Continuity of Care in Cleft Palate Speech-Language Pathology Services 

      Bow, Mikaela Margaret
      Published 2026
      Children born with cleft palate often require long-term speech-language pathology (SLP) intervention to support communication development. In Australia and New Zealand, care is typically delivered through a dual service ...
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    • Developing and applying input-output analysis tools for assessing sustainability and informing global frameworks 

      Reiner, Vivienne Rebecca-Ann Wellisch
      Published 2026
      This thesis takes a double-materiality approach, first by considering global warming, in quantifying the cost of a climate catastrophe generally and on sectors and regions, using robust, holistic and standardised input-output ...
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    • Surgical reconstruction of the mandible and maxilla: A health technology assessment in the Australian context 

      Petrides, George Andrew
      Published 2026
      Surgical resection of the mandible and maxilla is a standard treatment for jaw pathology, including tumours, trauma, infection, and osteonecrosis. Jaw resection profoundly impacts health-related quality of life (HRQoL) ...
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