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Astill, Sandra, and Miller, Evonne (2018) "We expect older adults to be able to prepare and recover from a cyclone as well as younger members of this community": emergency management's expectations of older adults residing in aging, remote hamlets on Australia's cyclone prone coastline. Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, 12 (1). pp. 14-18.

Astill, Sandra, and Miller, Evonne (2018) The trauma of the cyclone has changed us forever: self-reliance, vulnerability and resilience among older Australians in cyclone prone areas. Ageing and Society, 38 (5). pp. 403-429.

Astill, Sandra (2017) Ageing in remote and cyclone-prone communities: geography, policy, and disaster relief: ageing in remote and cyclone-prone communities. Geographical Research, 55 (4). pp. 456-468.

Addison, Jane (2016) The predictive value of resource defence theory in understanding resource user responses to climatic variability: implications for the viability of institutions in a resource dependent context. Human Ecology, 44 (2). pp. 137-152.

B

Biedermann, Narelle (2017) The experiences of Australian military spouses on overseas postings: a qualitative study. Australian Defence Force Journal, 202. pp. 53-62.

Benham, Claudia (2016) Change, opportunity and grief: understanding the complex social-ecological impacts of Liquefied Natural Gas development in the Australian coastal zone. Energy Research & Social Science, 14. pp. 61-70.

C

Cheong, Yinn Shan, and Sin, Harng Luh (2021) Going on holiday to come home: Understanding Singaporean families through studying tourism. Tourism Geographies, 23 (4). pp. 765-786.

D

Dee, Michael (2017) Big data, urban citizenship, and the world machine. The Global Studies Journal, 10 (2). pp. 41-49.

Dee, Michael (2016) Discovering urban citizenship in the surveillance society. IAFOR Journal of the Social Sciences, 2 (1).

G

Gurtner, Yetta, and King, David (2021) Traveling Safely in an Unsafe World – A Shared Responsibility. In: Wilks, Jeff, Pendergast, Donna, Leggat, Peter A., and Morgan, Damian, (eds.) Tourist Health, Safety and Wellbeing in the New Normal. Springer, New York, NY, USA, pp. 167-187.

K

Kanakis, K., McShane, C.J., Kilcullen, M.L., and Swinbourne, A.L. (2019) "It's the people that keep me here": exploring the role of community attachment in increasing length of residency. Journal of Rural Studies, 70. pp. 19-25.

Kerelian, Narine N., and Jordan, Lucy P. (2016) The highly-skilled in Hong Kong 'Asia's world city'. In: Xu, Qingwen, and Jordan, Lucy, (eds.) Migrant Workers: Social Identity, Occupational Challenges and Health Practices. Nova Science Publishers, New York, NY, USA, pp. 191-211.

L

Law, Lisa (2019) The tropical backyard: performing environmental difference. Geographical Research, 57 (3). pp. 331-343.

M

McLean, Jessica, Maalsen, Sophia, and Grech, Alana (2016) Learning about feminism in digital spaces: online methodologies and participatory mapping. Australian Geographer, 47 (2). pp. 151-177.

N

Nicholas, Christopher, Welters, Riccardo, and Murphy, Laurie (2018) Does social capital help communities to cope with long-distance commuting? Regional Studies, 52 (12). pp. 1646-1657.

Q

Qian, Long, Liu, Li Xian, Liu, Hongbo, and Shi, Xinjie (2024) How does Migration Impact Individuals' Public Safety Perceptions? Evidence from China. Social Indicators Research. (In Press)

R

Reeves, J.M., Baumgartl, T., Morgan, D., Reimers, V., and Green, M. (2022) Community capacity to envisage a post-mine future: rehabilitation options for Latrobe Valley brown coal mines. In: Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Mine Closure. pp. 173-185. From: Mine Closure 2022: 15th International Conference on Mine Closure, 4-6 October 2022, Brisbane, QLD, Australia.

Radomskaya, Valeriya, and Bhati, Abhishek Singh (2022) Hawker Centres: A Social Space Approach to Promoting Community Wellbeing. Urban Planning, 7 (4). pp. 167-178.

S

Sin, Harng Luh, and Yang, Yang (2020) When in China, drink as the Chinese do: methodological considerations of alcohol consumption in research and fieldwork. Social & Cultural Geography, 21 (7). pp. 1029-1036.