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    • 'A cultured English public in Italy' : Expatriates, cultural propoganda and the British Institute of Florence, 1900-1940 

      Loong, Christina Li Xia
      Published 2012
      This thesis examines the history of the British expatriate community in Florence in the early twentieth century through the cultural institution that they established during the First World War as part of the British ...
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    • Walk over weighing in Poll Dorset sheep: ewe and lamb liveweight, growth rate, and lamb survival across reproductive stages 

      Sawyer, Gregory John Lynn
      Published 2026
      The thesis investigated walk-over-weighing (WOW) technology as a precision livestock farming tool to improve monitoring and management in grazing Australian sheep systems. It integrated technological validation with ...
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    • Novel Metrics and Regenerative Pathways for Securing Soil 

      Hunakunti, Anilkumar
      Published 2026
      Soil is a complex, dynamic, self-organising system that underpins life on Earth. It is under increasing pressure as more food must be produced from less land, driving widespread human-induced degradation. Soil erosion ...
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    • At the cutting edge: the political economy of wage suppression in the Australian meat industry 

      Avery, Nicholas
      Published 2025
      Once a well remunerated and respected trade, processing animals for meat now attracts low wages and is performed by those on the margins of Australian society. The position of meat workers sits in stark contrast with the ...
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    • The lives of stories : Making histories of aboriginal-settler friendship 

      Dortins, Emma
      Published 2012
      This thesis explores the dynamics of popular, public, local and family history making around Aboriginal-settler friendship, adoption, mediation and alliance. Narrating the lives of four stories, it examines the ways in ...
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