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31 Oct 2024

ASJ | ZfA 41/2024 – MUDROOROO

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OUT NOW: Zeitschrift für Australienstudien | Australian Studies Journal 41/2024 – ›MUDROOROO (1938–2019)‹ guest edited by Gerhard Fischer, with contributions by Stephen Muecke, Paul Spickard, Laura Singeot, Lorenzo Perrona, Tom Thompson, and Gerhard Fischer

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23 Sep 2024

ASJ | ZfA 40/2024 – Australian Seascapes

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OUT NOW: Australian Studies Journal | Zeitschrift für Australienstudien 40 – ›Australian Seascapes‹ – edited by Eva Bischoff and with contributions by Paul Giles, Jean Page, Imke Lichterfeld, and Stephen Alomes as well as numerous reviews

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2 May 2024

ASJ | ZfA 39/2024

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Fresh from the Press: the newest issue of the Australian Studies Journal | Zeitschrift für Australienstudien

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1 Dec

CFP: ›Entangled Perspectives: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Australian
Studies‹ at the Centre for Australian, Aotearoa and Pacific Studies (CAAPSt,
University of Cologne) – online 13 March 2026 | Submission Deadline: 8 December
2025 https://buff.ly/vCUkxiC

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28 Nov

»Scientists from The Australian National University (ANU) have analysed signals generated by the vibrations of traffic along the Federal Highway to learn more about the seismic nature of Lake George, situated north-east of Canberra.« https://buff.ly/Gbeo3Km

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27 Nov

»Racist, sexist, homophobic and ableist slurs have overtaken more traditional swearwords as the type of language young Australians consider the most taboo and offensive, according to a new study published in the Australian Journal of Linguistics.«

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