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@austgeog

Australian Geographer - publishing and promoting geographical research excellence since 1928. Editors: @KathyMee10 @fmarked @kiddverdon & @newievuitton_
Australia tandfonline.com/toc/cage20/cur… Joined February 2015
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AustralianGeographer @austgeog
Revisit 'Forty years of internal migration in Australian regions: a sequence analysis of net migration, turnover, and retention': tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… #migration #population #Australia
www.tandfonline.com Forty years of internal migration in Australian regions: a sequence analysis of net migration,... Australia is one of the most migratory countries in the world, yet as internal migrants typically represent only a small proportion of the population, the impact of stayers and transient population...
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Revisit 'Indigenous Payment for Environmental Service (PES) Opportunities in the Northern Territory: negotiating with customs': tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… #biosecurity #biodiversity
www.tandfonline.com Indigenous Payment for Environmental Service (PES) Opportunities in the Northern Territory:... Recent government initiatives have acknowledged Indigenous ranger groups in the ‘top end’ (northern region) of the Northern Territory (NT), Australia, for their holistic role in environmental man...
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Online now 'Whose river? Water colonialism in urban planning for Dyarubbin': tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… #water #colonialism #urban #planning @GeogSocNSW @KathyMee10
www.tandfonline.com Whose river? Water colonialism in urban planning for Dyarubbin Dyarubbin (also known as the Hawkesbury-Nepean River) is an urban river, which has been cared for by Darug custodians for millennia and has, in recent years, experienced substantial change through ...
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Online now 'The spread of mealybug-associated pasture dieback into the New South Wales wet subtropics': tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… #pasture #grazing #agriculture
www.tandfonline.com The spread of mealybug-associated pasture dieback into the New South Wales wet subtropics Pasture dieback is a disorder that displays as an abrupt discolouring of leaves in many pasture grasses. It often results in plant death, leading to loss of pasture productivity. In 2020, the first...