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Volume 16 Issue 2

Title:
The application of risk management principles to municipal emergency management practice
Author:
Ken Durham. Michael Cawood, Roger Jones
Peer-reviewed:
No
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Volume 15 Issue 2

Title:
Landslide risk in Cairns
Author:
Marion Michael-Leiba, Ken Granger, Greg Scott
Peer-reviewed:
No
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Volume 13 Issue 4

Title:
Developing an understanding of urban geohazard risk
Author:
Ken Granger
Peer-reviewed:
No
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Volume 29 Issue 4

Title:
REVIEW: Fire Mountains of the Islands: a history of volcanic eruptions and disaster management in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. By R. Wally Johnson.
Author:
Ken Granger
Peer-reviewed:
No
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Volume 15 Issue 1

Title:
An information infrastructure for disaster management in Pacific island countries
Author:
Ken Granger
Peer-reviewed:
No
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Volume 22 Issue 1

Title:
A case study of tort liability for fire damage
Author:
Michael Eburn
Peer-reviewed:
Yes
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Volume 23 Issue 2

Title:
Litigation for failure to warn of natural hazards and community resilience1
Author:
Michael Eburn
Peer-reviewed:
No
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Volume 19 Issue 3

Title:
Industry preparedness and biosecurity
Author:
Michael Hartmann
Peer-reviewed:
No
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Volume 31 Issue 4

Title:
Disasters and Social Resilience: a bioecological approach
Author:
Michael Tarrent
Peer-reviewed:
No
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Volume 19 Issue 3

Title:
FOREWORD: Australian agriculture—securing the future
Author:
Michael Taylor
Peer-reviewed:
No