Humans' construction 'footprint' on ocean quantified. 1 September 2020. Scale of marine intrusion comparable to that on land. Thirty thousand square kilometres of our ocean has been developed, a new study led by the University of Sydney has found.
If we look a little further afield in an international context, particularly in lower and middle income countries, the dynamic changes quite significantly due to the changing nature of labor law ... settings. So in Australia, we are protected quite
John Winterbottom (1825-1897), English bassonist, conductor, composer, entrepreneur. A member of a British military-musical family, John Winterbottom was a business man, as much as a musician. ... libretto by Sidney Nelson's son-in-law, H.
As background, in September 2023, the Australian Government announced - alongside the release of the Employment White Paper - that they would consult widely with stakeholders (including individuals, businesses, unions and tertiary institutions,
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Student-engineered solutions at the nexus of law and science. 3 February 2020. ... Students came from across the disciplines of law, engineering, science, medicine, business and the humanities.
A series of ‘first time ever’ or ‘first time in decades’ steps taken so far by states, international organisations, and big business are heavily influenced by unprecedented international public opinion, spurred ... The brazen aggression and
Abraham Miles) (c. 1762-1846), while Hill was also a pupil of David Richards, leader of the Bath theatre band, and brother-in-law of the singer John Braham. ... According to his obituary, he died in Jamaica in June 1817, having apparently separated from