regional Queensland
Little streets in small cities: the role of laneway activation in regional Queensland CBD revitalisation
... This is a strategy that has been implemented in Melbourne, Sydney, and Perth, but was not considered by any of the six regional Queensland cities studied in the previous chapter of this dissertation. The ...
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Repositioning resistance: Basque separatism, religion and cultural security in regional Queensland, 1945-1970
... rural Queensland resonated amongst the emigrant Basques, given their distance from urbanised centres of ...in regional Queensland, with its large farms that could support extended family members, had ...
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Preventable hospitalisations in regional Queensland: potential for primary health?
... Key to lowering PPH rates in northern Queensland is likely to be further development of primary healthcare services, including Aboriginal Medical Services. A promising reform in this area is the federal government ...
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When chronic conditions become emergencies: a report from regional Queensland
... population. 24 Nationally, Indigenous people comprise 2.6% of the population and account for 5.4% of all emergency presentations. Differences also exist by remoteness. A recent study comparing emergency pre- sentations ...
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The perceptions of nurses regarding violence, strategies and support in a regional Queensland hospital
... Saturation refers to a point at which sampling and data collection are stopped because the information being collected becomes repetitive (Borbasi, 2012). The col- lection and generation of data in this study continued ...
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Implementation of national History and Geography curriculum initiatives by a regional Queensland secondary social science department: actants, agency, and curriculum change
... The use of a case study methodology was the most appropriate method, given that it was examining one particular location (a high school) over a particular period of time. Case studies provide rich subjective data and may ...
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The characteristics of, and motivations for, Indigenous student mobility: Examples from urban and regional Queensland, Australia
... in Queensland where the Indigenous population is particularly diverse and it is critical to be attentive to the “limitations of the suitability and applicability of research and policy that egregiously assumes an ...
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E-Commerce Experiences in the Real Estate Industry: a preliminary study in regional Queensland
... The findings have been informed from the literature on e-commerce experiences and CSFs, as well as the three in-depth field studies undertaken. In many ways, this study raises many questions and has implications for ...
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Balancing the 'town and gown': the risky business of creating youth theatre in regional Queensland
... Southern Queensland, 2004) states that it aims to “create dynamic and contemporary theatre for young people by young people” with a mission to “equip, educate and empower regional youth with genuine ...
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Design-led innovation and Circular Economy practices in regional Queensland
... in regional economies in Australia and if design-led innovation has a role to play in their acceptance and ...two regional areas in the state of Queensland: the Sunshine Coast and North ...
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E-commerce for small regional firms: experience of four recent adopters
... in regional Queensland), identify how Internet-based systems were implemented to improve business ...small regional organisations commissioned their first web ...
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Steps to Internet Adoption Success: a study of four small regional organisations
... in regional Queensland), identify how Internet-based systems were implemented to improve business ...small regional organisations commissioned their first web ...
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The 'extended initial education' dimension of postcompulsory pathways in a Queensland regional community
... [in regional Queensland] known as senior secondary school students in this twenty- first century? They are the people currently attending any one of the five state high schools, or the two affiliated ‘full ...
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Attracting teachers to rural and remote Queensland: A case study
... in Queensland state ...and regional Queensland state schools, the ambassadors provide another avenue for preservice and current teachers to connect and engage with the department, which is especially ...
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Monitoring the social and academic integration of first year education students at a regional university
... the Regional University there are processes in place for Student Relationship Officers (SRO) to be a point of contact for students when they had questions or ...
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The history and relationships of northern platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus) populations: a molecular approach
... The Aim of this study was to understand the distribution and genetic structure of platypus populations in Australia, and in particular to investigate the interactions of distribution and genetic structure. The research ...
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The social control–social capital debate about distance and online teacher education: critical reflections on two courses at the University of Southern Queensland, Australia
... also has the potential to privilege the voices of the academics who wrote the course materials and initiate the online discussions. Furthermore, GDE3002 has had to conform to course and program requirements dictated by ...
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Benchmarking occupational stressors and strain levels for rural nurses and other health sector workers
... into regional and remote areas, it is also important to ensure that they ...by Queensland Health which indicated that 18 of the 21 health service districts in the state which recorded higher than average ...
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Holding it together: an explanatory framework for maintaining subjective well-being (SWB) in principals
... Glossary ACPPA Australian Catholic Primary Principals Association APPA Australian Primary Principals Association ARD Assistant Regional Director – direct line manager to Queensland State[r] ...
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The implications regional ecosystem mapping has on land development proposals in rural Queensland
... As previously outlined remnant vegetation assessment is based on three main attributes. These are canopy height, canopy cover and species characteristics of the vegetation’s undisturbed canopy. These attributes were ...
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