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The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

This dictionary of 2,132 entries is a by-product of Schneider's ongoing research on the Apma language. It was generated on the basis of her analysis of the language's phonology (sound system), morphology (word structure), syntax (sentence structure) and discourse structure. Along with definitions, the dictionary also includes the word class ('part-of-speech') of each lexical entry, along with example sentences extracted from Schneider's language corpus.

This essay documents and analyses the work of actor, writer and director Helmut Bakaitis, and his distinctive contribution to children's youth and community theatre in the role of writer, director and artistic director. It also analyses Bakaitis' own career as an actor on stage, television and film.

This essay documents and analyses the work of actor, writer, director and composer Barry Creyton who has succeeded as a theatre maker in Australia, the UK and the US. The essay explores Creyton's development as an actor on stage and television, his work in the UK and his later career as a playwright and director. The essay focuses on Creyton's comic writing and performing and his achievements since settling in Los Angeles in 1991.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

This essay by Otto Neurath, titled "Bourgeois Marxism," is a review essay on Karl Mannheim's Ideologie und Utopie. It was originally published in 1930, and has been translated for the first time from German by Alan Scott.

This essay documents and analyses the work of actor and writer Alan Hopgood, who was one of the most significant playwrights of the 1960's, and has contributed scripts to numerous Australian television series and feature films over many years. Hopgood has appeared in plays on stage, television and in feature film from the 1950's until the present. More recently he has developed a genre of short plays based on health issues called 'HealthPlay', that are performed around Australia especially for the medical profession. This essay analyses Hopgood's early life and early career, his work as a television actor and writer, and his highly successful work as writer and producer of specialised plays for health professionals.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

Bridge to the Island depicts a queer, non-normative white woman trapped running a regional town’s main tourist attraction: an historical horse and carriage that travels over a bridge between the mainland and an island off the coast. The main character’s liminal status on this uncanny anachronism—both local and tourist—as well as her attraction to one of the women on the ride, make her a target for masculine violence represented in their mistreatment of the island’s fauna.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

Bulldozer revives Thea Astley’s imaginary tropical landscape of North Queensland. As Cheryl Taylor (2005) observes, Astley takes a critical approach to the culture and history of the region while at the same time delighting in its perceived fecundity and capacity for human renewal. Such depictions of the wet tropics undermine traditionally masculine national narratives of the bush and beach. In ‘Bulldozer’, the non-normative protagonist is driven from a violent domestic relationship by a proliferation of mould; in this surreal intervention, the landscape takes an active role in undermining narratives of victimhood for neurodiverse protagonists.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in with families and the community in a manner that is accessible. The impact of regionality is a key focus in this new interpretation of research as is interpretation of the impact of neoliberalism on education, educational policy development and ultimately on citizenship.

As creative bioregional research, 'poetic enquiry' involves dialogue between the sciences and arts, between historical fact and immediate experience. Immersed in the Western Australian context, I wrote poetry about the endemic flora of the state. These six poems narrate the aesthetic features of plants and their diverse narratives, including my own experiential response. The portfolio weaves together multiple ways of knowing the natural world and points to the possibility of creative synergy between knowledge forms.

This portfolio of ten poems contributes to the areas of ecocriticism, nature writing and memory studies. Informed by cultural and ecopoetic theories, I applied creative, practice-led principles, including the use of sensory data and the keeping of a field journal, to the investigation of topographical memory in Australia and elsewhere.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

This portfolio of ten poems contributes to the areas of ecocriticism, nature writing and memory studies. Informed by cultural and ecopoetic theories, I applied creative, practice-led principles, including the use of sensory data and the keeping of a field journal, to the investigation of topographical memory in Australia and elsewhere.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in early childhood with parents, families and the community in a manner that is accessible. I take the most recent research on issues relating to families with young children and discuss the implications of these for Armidale families.

This portfolio contributes to a growing body of research into walking and creativity. The six poems explore walking as an approach to place-attunement. Following the work of other perambulatory artists, I composed poetry about Western Australian landscapes perceived corporeally through walking. The poems express sensorial responses and, in particular, capture the nuances of my encounters with flora.

The aim of the editorials is to share research insights with families and the community in a manner that is accessible. The impact of regionality is a key focus in this new interpretation of research, as is interpretation of the impact of neoliberalism on education, educational policy development and ultimately on citizenship.

The aim of the editorial is to share research insights in with families and the community in a manner that is accessible. The impact of regionality is a key focus in this new interpretation of research as is interpretation of the impact of neoliberalism on education, educational policy development and ultimately on citizenship.

This portfolio of ten poems contributes to the areas of ecocriticism, nature writing and memory studies. Informed by cultural and ecopoetic theories, I applied creative, practice-led principles, including the use of sensory data and the keeping of a field journal, to the investigation of topographical memory in Australia and elsewhere.

Bass recorder solo. Four movements incorporating extended techniques including singing into recorder, flutter tonguing.

The aim of the editorials is to share research insights with families and the community in a manner that is accessible. The impact of regionality is a key focus in this new interpretation of research, as is interpretation of the impact of neoliberalism on education, educational policy development and ultimately on citizenship.