Dingo: The Dog Who Conquered a Continent TEACHERS’ NOTES ISBN: [removed]Notes by: Robyn Sheahan-Bright Contents

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• Australian Aboriginal culture
• Canines
• Dingo
• Loa
• Fauna of Australia
• Mammals of Australia
• Feral dogs

DEVELOPING THE NORTH – FACT SHEET The north of Australia is not as ripe for agricultural development as it would first appear.  It covers almost a quarter of the continent, around 120 million hectares. 1 At present

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• Agriculture
• Agricultural soil science
• Agronomy
• Irrigation
• Acid sulfate soil
• Ord River
• Soil salinity control
• Regosols
• Soil science
• Soil
• Land management

Briefing Paper No 4: Water for the Murray-Darling – Healthy Rivers, Healthy People Introduction Australia is the driest inhabited continent on earth, with the least amount of water in rivers, the lowest run-off and the

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• Aquatic ecology
• Murray-Darling basin
• Hydrology
• Rivers of New South Wales
• Murray-Darling Basin Authority
• Environmental issues
• Murray–Darling basin
• Water security
• Water resources
• Water
• Environment
• Earth

A- NEW APPROACHES TO AN OLD CONTINENT 7 CRC LEMf REPORT 8 1

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• Sedimentology
• Economic geology
• Geology of Western Australia
• Ultramafic rocks
• Regolith
• Yilgarn Craton
• Saprolite
• Talc carbonate
• Bauxite
• Geology
• Petrology
• Metamorphic rocks

PRIMER ON FIRE ECOLOGY Fire a natural component of many of Australia’s ecosystems Australia is the most fire-prone continent in the world (Pyne[removed]Fire has played a critical role in the evolution of Australia’s f

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• Systems ecology
• Fire ecology
• Ecosystem
• Wildfire
• Ecology
• Fire
• Vegetation
• Disturbance
• Biodiversity
• Biology
• Terminology
• Ecological succession

Did you know? Darling Fault That India and Australia were once joined to help form the ancient super continent of Gondwana (pronounced gon-dwa-nah) and that the Darling Scarp follows a fault line called the Darling Fault

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DEVELOPING THE NORTH – FACT SHEET The north of Australia is not as ripe for agricultural development as it would first appear.  It covers almost a quarter of the continent, around 120 million hectares. 1 At present

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• Agriculture
• Agricultural soil science
• Agronomy
• Irrigation
• Acid sulfate soil
• Ord River
• Soil salinity control
• Regosols
• Soil science
• Soil
• Land management

Following in Flynn’s Footsteps Part 3: For Christ and Continent -Controversy and Contradiction © Megg Kelham, 2010 Following in Flynn’s Footsteps Part 3: For Christ & Continent - Controversy & Contradiction bbyy M

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• Australia
• Australian Aboriginal culture
• John Flynn
• Qantas
• Charles Duguid
• Indigenous Australians
• Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia
• Pukatja
• South Australia
• Indigenous Australian art
• Jubilee 150 Walkway
• Officers of the Order of the British Empire
• Oceania

National Climate and Water Briefing 27 November 2014 October was a very warm and generally dry month for Australia. Maximum temperatures were warmer than average across nearly the entire continent and the warmest in 105

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• Tropical meteorology
• El Niño-Southern Oscillation
• Rain
• Climate of Australia
• Atmospheric sciences
• Meteorology
• Physical oceanography

Situated generally between 10° and 29° south latitude and between 138° and 154° east longitude, Queensland occupies the north-eastern portion of the Australian continent. The coastline extends for 9,800 kilometres, i

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• Townsville
• Queensland
• Brisbane
• Geography of Oceania
• Geography of Australia
• North Queensland