• Characterising the invertebrate megafaunal assemblages of a deep-sea (200–3000 m) frontier region for oil and gas exploration: the Great Australian Bight, Australia 

  Williams, Alan; Althaus, Franziska; MacIntosh, Hugh; Loo, Maylene; Gowlett-Holmes, Karen; Tanner, Jason Elliot; Sorokin, Shirley J; Green, Mark (Elsevier, 2018-08-08)

  The first systematic benthic survey in the deep sea (200–3000 m) of Australia’s Great Australian Bight (GAB) was undertaken in 2015 to characterise the invertebrate megafauna, and to inform the selection of indicators and ...

• A whole of systems approach to improved understanding of the environmental, economic and social values of a frontier marine oil and gas field: Establishment, success factors and lessons learnt 

  Smith, David C; Begg, Gavin A; Lukatelich, Rod; Anson, Tim; Baghurst, Ben; Ham, Jane; Lapidge, Steven; Lewis, Rob; Ormandy, Phillipa; Smith, Rochelle; Ward, Tim (Elsevier, 2018-09-24)

  The Great Australian Bight is one of Australia's most valuable marine ecosystems supporting globally significant populations of marine mammals, seabirds, and diverse and highly endemic benthic assemblages, as well as ...

• Mobilising evidence to improve nursing practice: A qualitative study of leadership roles and processes in four countries 

  Harvey, Gill; Gifford, Wendy; Cummings, Greta; Kelly, Janet; Kislov, Roman; Kitson, Alison L; Pettersson, Lena; Wallin, Lars; Wilson, Paul M; Ehrenberg, Anna (Elsevier, 2018-11-27)

  Background: The approach and style of leaders is known to be an important factor influencing the translation of research evidence into nursing practice. However, questions remain as to what types of roles are most effective ...

• Law and order, who needs it? 

  Graycar, Adam (1996-06)

  Law and order are fundamental to our society. We can have law, and a lot of disorder; we can have a great deal of order, but considerable lawlessness; and law does not necessarily equate with justice. The criminal justice ...

• Graffiti: Implications for law enforcement, local government and the community 

  Graycar, Adam (2003-08)

  Different people respond to graffiti in different ways. Indeed, if beauty is in the eye of the beholder, nowhere is this more evident than in individual responses to graffiti. To most residents of towns and cities they ...

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