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    • The geology of the Kurrajong-Grose River district 

      Crook, Keith A.W.
      Published 1956
      The scope of this thesis is primarily the general geology, stratigraphy and structure of that portion of the Windsor l mile Military Street bounded on the south by the Grose Valley and on the East by the Hawkesbury River. ...
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    • Voci Pari: Radical Action, Redaction and Resonance in Composing Equal Voices 

      Van Reyk, Bree
      Published 2024
      This thesis discusses a body of compositional works, performative practices, and radical real-world actions created as a means of resonating the concept of ‘voci pari’, Latin for ‘equal voices’. This term describes a branch ...
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    • Understanding factors that influence continuous and intended mobile health app use in patients with chronic disease 

      Huang, Robin Hairong
      Published 2024
      Mobile Health (mHealth) applications have gained significant prominence in recent years, reshaping healthcare delivery worldwide. The proliferation of smartphones and tablets, coupled with rapid technological advancements, ...
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    • The Pathological Pursuit of Muscularity: Improving Understanding of the Phenomenology and Treatment of Muscle Dysmorphia 

      Martenstyn, Jordan Andre Keating
      Published 2024
      Muscle dysmorphia (MD) is a psychological disorder characterised by extreme preoccupation that one is not big or muscular enough, rigid diet and exercise practices, and significant functional impairment. To date, little ...
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    • The past, present, and prospects of an arid zone micropredator, the kowari (Dasyuroides byrnei) 

      La Marca, William Anthony
      Published 2024
      Australia's biodiversity is unique with high levels of endemism, yet this national treasure remains poorly secured. Extinctions have become commonplace since European colonisation in 1788 and many remaining species persist ...
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