THE CONSTITUTIONALISATION OF WATER RIGHTS: SOLUTION OR LEVEE? Introduction1 1. Australia is the driest inhabited continent on the planet.2 Yet, water is essential for continued growth and development. Tragically, however

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• Pye v Renshaw
• Commonwealth v Tasmania
• Constitution of Australia
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• Pape v Commissioner of Taxation
• Australian constitutional law
• Politics of Australia
• Law

A SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY FOR THE AUSTRALIAN CONTINENT ENVIRONMENT

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Maritime Continent Simulations with the Unified Model and WRF Muhammad Hassim, Todd Lane University of Melbourne Stuart Webster

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• Atmospheric convection

Around 195,000 pairs of emperor penguins live in 40 or more colonies on the Antarctic coast. The males remain on the Antarctic continent during the freezing winter, holding their eggs on their feet for 65 days before the

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• Ornithology
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National Climate and Water Briefing 27 November 2014 October was a very warm and generally dry month for Australia. Maximum temperatures were warmer than average across nearly the entire continent and the warmest in 105

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Chapter 2 Terrestrial animal health Australia has a long history of freedom from the major epidemic diseases of livestock. The geographical isolation of the continent provides a natural quarantine barrier, which is supp

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• Animal diseases
• Pollination
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• American foulbrood
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• Notifiable disease
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National Virtual Core Library - NTGS Node The AuScope National Virtual Core Library (NVCL) will facilitate research into the composition of the top 2 km of the Australian continent by hyperspectrally scanning the million

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• Geology
• Core drill

6. Total and urban population by sex: [removed]Population totale et population urbaine selon le sexe: [removed]Both sexes - Les deux sexes Continent, country or area, and date

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24. Marriages by age of bridegroom and by age of bride: latest available year, [removed]Mariages selon l’âge de l’époux et selon l’âge de l’épouse: dernière année disponible, [removed]Continent, count

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FACT SHEETS FEDERATION Before 1901, Australia was not a nation. At that time, the continent consisted of six British colonies which were partly self-governing, but subject to the law-making power of the British Parliame

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