May
2015
12
May
2015
12
May
2015
12
Geography & Planning Seminar Series
“Too many jumbucks in the billabong? Evidence of early post-European settlement impacts on billabongs of the Murray-Darling Basin” Dr Michael Reid Thursday May 14, 1-2pm C02 Lecture Theatre - Earth Sciences Building Palaeoecological records from MDB billabongs show...
May
2015
11
May
2015
11
Dr Hamish Campbell appointed to national conservation committee
Dr Hamish Campbell from the School of Environmental and Rural Science has been appointed as a member of the national Threatened Species Scientific Committee. The national TSSC is an independent committee of eminent conservation scientists that provides the Minister...
May
2015
5
Aspects of Antiquity
The School of Humanities is presenting a series of lectures in the Aspects of Antiquity series. 14 May: "Stranger at home: the give and take of life in the borderlands of Judah". Professor Ron Tappy. 5:30pm Education Faculty Building, Lecture Theatre 111 15 May:...
May
2015
5
May
2015
5
Accidental Counsellor
2 day course for academic and professional staff members, facilitated by UnitingCare Institute of Family Practice (UnitingCare IFP) Who is Accidental Counsellor and who is this course for? Accidental Counsellors are people who are placed in a counselling...
May
2015
5
Negotiating and Influencing in University Context
One Day Workshop for academic and professional staff particularly involved in stakeholder engagement and collaboration, facilitated by Eleanor Shakiba The ability to influence and negotiate has always underpinned successful careers. Now more than ever, you need to...
May
2015
5
Isolation and Access to Plant
What is this training about? This training program: explains the procedures for performing isolation and de-isolation outlines how to identify plant to be isolated explains how to apply work permit procedures and perform hazard identification and risk analysis...
