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r e a-framing landscape, memory and identity: an introduction to rea's gins_leap/dubb_speak

Nicholls, Christine Judith (2006)

R-flurbiprofen suppresses distal non-mucin-producing colorectal tumours in azoxymethane treated rats, without suppressing eicosanoid production.

Martin, Jonathan Edward; Young, Graeme Paul; Le Leu, Richard Kevin; Hu, Ying (2010)

R.A.K. Mason and the Passing of Time

Daalder, Joost (Caxton Press, 1981)

R. A. K. Mason (1905-71) is a hauntingly impressive poet who not only shows himself acutely aware of where he is as someone who `Burnt Dian's temple down at Otahuhu' (with an imagination reaching beyond a geographical ...

R.A.K. Mason's Universality

Daalder, Joost (Rinsen Books, Kyoto, 1998)

Mason is writing about the plight of man, trapped in a hostile place, i.e. our planet, which, in the space of the universe as a whole, is 'fixed at the friendless outer edge'. Even if perhaps a poet in an isolated country ...

R.A.K. Mason: The Poet as a Pacific Christ

Daalder, Joost (Centre for Research in the New Literatures in English, Flinders University, 1981)

The vast majority of Mason's poems derive their individual character not only from his use of language, but also, and above all, from his perceiving of himself as a Christ in New Zealand, ignored and victimised by a society ...

R.L. Stevenson's 'Most Grim and Gloomy Tale': The Ebb-Tide as Deconstruction of Colonial Adventure Narrative

Di Frances, Christy Danelle (2012-11-05)

Although Edinburgh-born author Robert Louis Stevenson is best known as a writer of nineteenth-century popular adventures, his work to a great extent challenges prevailing adventure ideology of the Victorian era. This paper ...

Rabbit Destruction 38 and 39 Vic., 1875, No. 16

South Australia. Parliament (Government Printer, 1875)

An Act to provide for the Suppression of the Rabbit Nuisance. N.p., 94/1878 S. 3, rep., 94/1878, s. 1 S. 5, am., 94/1878, s. 4 W. rep., 139/1879, s. 3

Rabbit Destruction 41 and 42 Vic., 1878, No. 94

South Australia. Parliament (Government Printer, 1878)

An Act to amend "The Rabbit Destruction Act of 1875." W. rep., 139/1879, s. 3

A rabbit hole between topology and geometry

Glynn, David (Hindawi, 2013-09-17)

Topology and geometry should be very closely related mathematical subjects dealing with space. However, they deal with different aspects, the first with properties preserved under deformations, and the second with more ...

Rabbit Suppression 43 Vic., 1879, No. 139

South Australia. Parliament (Government Printer, 1879)

An Act to provide for the Suppression of Rabbits, and to consolidate, alter, and amend the laws relating thereto. N.p., 329/1884, s. 15-17 ; 346/1885 ; 472/1889, s. 16 and 17 ; 478/1890, s. 33 and 35 S. 31, am., 597/1894, ...

Race against time: Extended hours in Australia

Peetz, D; Townsend, K; Russell, B; Houghton, C; Allan, C; Fox, A (National Institute of Labour Studies, 2003)

"Drawing on qualitative and survey research in a number of organisations, we report on some of the causes and effects of extended working hours. Extended hours were mostly employer-driven, where workplace regulation of ...

Race privilege and its role in the 'disappearance' of birth families and adoptive children in debates over non-heterosexual adoption in Australia

Riggs, Damien Wayne (Australian Scholarly Publishing, 2009)