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Preparing for the expected: Tropical cyclones in south East Queensland by Jane Sexton, Michael Tait, Heidi Turner, Craig Arthur, David Henderson, Mark Edwards

“…Ask a Queenslander where tropical cyclones occur and the inevitable response will be, North Queensland. While most of the tropical cyclones have made landfall…”
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Anarchy in the Uki! how a hybrid of structure and autonomy can exist in community self-organisation by Melanie Bloor, Natascha Wernick, Mel Taylor

“…Self-organising community-led emergency responses and recovery are here to stay. Increasingly frequent, more severe, longer and more widespread natural hazard…”
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Anarchy in the Uki! how a hybrid of structure and autonomy can exist in community self-organisation by Melanie Bloor, Natascha Wernick, Mel Taylor

“…Self-organising community-led emergency responses and recovery are here to stay. Increasingly frequent, more severe, longer and more widespread natural hazard…”
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Making messages effective for all: South East Queensland flood warnings and alerts by Helen Bromhead

“…All people need to understand warnings and alerts in an emergency. People from culturally and linguistically diverse communities are more acutely at risk in…”
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Anarchy in the Uki! how a hybrid of structure and autonomy can exist in community self-organisation by Melanie Bloor, Natascha Wernick, Mel Taylor

“…Self-organising community-led emergency responses and recovery are here to stay. Increasingly frequent, more severe, longer and more widespread natural hazard…”
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Preparing for the expected: Tropical cyclones in south East Queensland by Jane Sexton, Michael Tait, Heidi Turner, Craig Arthur, David Henderson, Mark Edwards

“…Ask a Queenslander where tropical cyclones occur and the inevitable response will be, North Queensland. While most of the tropical cyclones have made landfall…”
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Preparing for the expected: Tropical cyclones in south East Queensland by Jane Sexton, Michael Tait, Heidi Turner, Craig Arthur, David Henderson, Mark Edwards

“…Ask a Queenslander where tropical cyclones occur and the inevitable response will be, North Queensland. While most of the tropical cyclones have made landfall…”
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Making messages effective for all: South East Queensland flood warnings and alerts by Helen Bromhead

“…All people need to understand warnings and alerts in an emergency. People from culturally and linguistically diverse communities are more acutely at risk in…”
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Making messages effective for all: South East Queensland flood warnings and alerts by Helen Bromhead

“…All people need to understand warnings and alerts in an emergency. People from culturally and linguistically diverse communities are more acutely at risk in…”
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Learning from the experiences of residents: January to July 2022 floods by Mel Taylor, Fiona Miller, Kim Johnston, Barbara Ryan, Anne Lane, Rachel King, Harriet Narwal, Madeleine Miller, Helga Simon, Dipika Dabas

“…Following a series of flooding events in New South Wales and Queensland during the period January to July 2022, Natural Hazards Research Australia funded a…”
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Learning from the experiences of residents: January to July 2022 floods by Mel Taylor, Fiona Miller, Kim Johnston, Barbara Ryan, Anne Lane, Rachel King, Harriet Narwal, Madeleine Miller, Helga Simon, Dipika Dabas

“…Following a series of flooding events in New South Wales and Queensland during the period January to July 2022, Natural Hazards Research Australia funded a…”
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Learning from the experiences of residents: January to July 2022 floods by Mel Taylor, Fiona Miller, Kim Johnston, Barbara Ryan, Anne Lane, Rachel King, Harriet Narwal, Madeleine Miller, Helga Simon, Dipika Dabas

“…Following a series of flooding events in New South Wales and Queensland during the period January to July 2022, Natural Hazards Research Australia funded a…”
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Task force flood assist by Kate Carmody

“…In March 2022, northern New South Wales experienced the largest flooding yet recorded. Social media and TV footage showed confronting images of the extent of…”
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Task force flood assist by Kate Carmody

“…In March 2022, northern New South Wales experienced the largest flooding yet recorded. Social media and TV footage showed confronting images of the extent of…”
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Task force flood assist by Kate Carmody

“…In March 2022, northern New South Wales experienced the largest flooding yet recorded. Social media and TV footage showed confronting images of the extent of…”
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Fighting to save an international icon - K'gari (Fraser Island) by Corinne Mulholland

“…The Office of the Inspector-General of Emergency Management (IGEM) undertook a review into a bushfire event on K'gari (Fraser Island), Queensland in 2020 that…”
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Focusing post-disaster research methodology: Reflecting on 50 years of post-disaster research by David King, Yetta Gurtner

“…The 50th anniversary of cyclone Althea at Christmastime this year, 2021, prompts a reflection of a corresponding 50 years of post-disaster research by the…”
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Focusing post-disaster research methodology: Reflecting on 50 years of post-disaster research by David King, Yetta Gurtner

“…The 50th anniversary of cyclone Althea at Christmastime this year, 2021, prompts a reflection of a corresponding 50 years of post-disaster research by the…”
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Fighting to save an international icon - K'gari (Fraser Island) by Corinne Mulholland

“…The Office of the Inspector-General of Emergency Management (IGEM) undertook a review into a bushfire event on K'gari (Fraser Island), Queensland in 2020 that…”
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Focusing post-disaster research methodology: Reflecting on 50 years of post-disaster research by David King, Yetta Gurtner

“…The 50th anniversary of cyclone Althea at Christmastime this year, 2021, prompts a reflection of a corresponding 50 years of post-disaster research by the…”
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