Charleville / Australian / Bates / Washington / Geneva / Perth / Brisbane / Canberra / Victoria / Melbourne / London / Queensland Australian / Townsville / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / Mackay Family History Society Inc. / Coastal / Modelling Australian Centre / Regional Economic Development Corporation / Spatial Analysis / ABC / Emergency Management / Mackay Family Hsitory Society Inc. / /
Country
Australia / United Kingdom / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
A levee / National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility / University of Queensland / Australian Institute of Marine Science / James Cook University / Central Queensland University / Forgan Bridge / Great Barrier Reef catchment / Australian Centre / University of Southern Queensland / Bradley’s Creek catchment / /
Holiday
Commonwealth Day of Australia / /
IndustryTerm
insurance claims / suitable site / left bank / insurance / building materials / unaffordable insurance premiums / insurance industry / flood warning systems / large mining / telecommunications / policy solutions / creative solutions / real estate market trends / mining / flood mitigation tools / /
NaturalFeature
Gooseponds creek / Great Barrier Reef / Pioneer River / Warrego River / Bowen Hills / /
Organization
Department of Employment / Cambridge University / South Gippsland Shire Council / Queensland Department of Community Safety / Statistical Division / Bureau of Transport Economics / Department of Climate Change / Queensland Department of Infrastructure and Planning / Australian Government / Byron Shire Council / Faculty of Engineering and Surveying / Victorian Coastal Council / Mackay Regional Council / State Emergency Service / Department of Environment and Resource Management / Gippsland Coastal Board / American Society Society of Civil Engineers / Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs / University of Queensland / Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority / Australian Government Bureau / Australian Centre for Sustainable Catchments / Gold Coast City Council / Centre for Tropical Urban / Attorney-General’s Department / Queensland Rural Adjustment Authority / Insurance Council of Australia / Australian Government Department of Climate Change / Australian Bureau of Statistics / Non Government / Labor government / University of Southern Queensland / Australian Broadcasting Commission / United States Senate / Australian Institute of Marine Science / State Planning Police / Modelling Australian Centre for Sustainable Catchments / Central Queensland University / UN Court / James Cook University / Bureau of Meteorology / Centre for Disaster Studies / Queensland Government / Department of Transport and Main Roads / Community Recovery Unit / Local Government / Queensland Department of Communities / Murweh Shire Council / Government of Queensland / Centre for Disaster Studies at James Cook University / /
Person
Aquatic Toxicology / Diane U. Keogh / Armando A. Apan / Allan Pemberton / John Mackay / Bradley Gully / Coral Reefs / Stephen Hinkler / Shahbaz Mushtaq / David King / Jill Peters / Melanie Thomas / Yetta Gurtner / Armando Apan / Alison Cottrell / /
PoliticalEvent
federal election / /
Position
Honourable Stirling Hinchliffe MP / Minister / Deputy Director for Research / Group Leader / Honourable Kate Jones MP / Minister / King / Associate Professor / Editor / Governor / Director / Associate Dean / research worker / Lecturer / surveyor / /
ProvinceOrState
Capital Territory / British Columbia / Washington / South Australia / Northern Territory / Western Australia / Queensland / Victoria / Tasmania / New South Wales / /
PublishedMedium
The Australian Journal / the Conference Proceedings / the The Australian Journal / the Emergency Action Guide / /
Region
South Australia / South Wales / Southern Queensland / Northern Queensland / Central Queensland / Western Australia / Western Queensland / /
Resilience to climate change impacts: a review of flood mitigation policy in Queensland, Australia Based on case studies of flood events in[removed]By Melanie Thomas, David King, Diane U. Keogh, Armando Apan and Shahbaz M