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2. Forestry as imperial careering: New Zealand as the end and edge of empire in the 1920s-1940s.
3. Wine, regions and the geographic imperative: The Coonawarra example.
4. Queer politics at home: Gay men's management of the public/private boundary.
5. Revisiting geographies of sexuality and gender Down Under.
6. Perspectives in Australian Global Education and Geography/Mätauranga Matawhenua.
7. Trajectories of protection: Protectorates of Aborigines in early 19th century Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
8. Trans-Tasman migration: New Zealanders’ explanations for their move.
9. Conference report: ‘How is geography going to help me when I leave school?’ A secondary teacher's perspective on the International Geographical Union (IGU) Conference, Brisbane, Australia, July 2006.
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