Indonesians in Australia: a history by , Janet Penny Bannett

A genomic history of Aboriginal Australia by Malaspinas, A-S, Westaway, MC, Muller, C, Sousa, VC, Lao, O, Alves, I, Bergström, A, Athanasiadis, G, Cheng, JY, Crawford, JE, Heupink, TH, Macholdt, E, Peischl, S, Rasmussen, S, Schiffels, S, Subramanian, S, Wright, JL, Albrechtsen, A, Barbieri, C, Dupanloup, I, Eriksson, A, Margaryan, A, Moltke, I, Pugach, I, Korneliussen, TS, Levkivskyi, IP, Moreno-Mayar, JV, Ni, S, Racimo, F, Sikora, M, Xue, Y, Aghakhanian, FA, Brucato, N, Brunak, S, Campos, PF, Clark, W, Ellingvåg, S, Fourmile, G, Gerbault, P, Injie, D, Koki, G, Leavesley, M, Logan, B, Lynch, A, Matisoo-Smith, EA, McAllister, PJ, Mentzer, AJ, Metspalu, M, Migliano, AB, Murgha, L, Phipps, ME, Pomat, W, Reynolds, D, Ricaut, F-X, Siba, P, Thomas, MG, Wales, T, Wall, CM, Oppenheimer, SJ, Tyler-Smith, C, Durbin, R, Dortch, J, Manica, A, Schierup, MH, Foley, RA, Lahr, MM, Bowern, C, Wall, JD, Mailund, T, Stoneking, M, Nielsen, R, Sandhu, MS, Excoffier, L, Lambert, DM, Willerslev, E

“…The population history of Aboriginal Australians remains largely uncharacterised, not least because of a lack of extensive genomic data. …”

Review essay: Simon Ville and Glenn Withers (eds), The Cambridge Economic History of Australia by Broadberry, S

The Soil Association and Australia: From Mother Earth to Eve Balfour by Paull, J

The social expectations of Anglican clergy in England and Australia, 1850-1910 by Nicholls, P

A brief history of the Major Rickettsioses in the Asia-Australia-Pacific region: A capstone review for the special issue of TMID by Paris, DH, Kelly, DJ, Fuerst, PA, Day, NPJ, Richards, AL

“…The rickettsioses of the “Far East” or Asia–Australia–Pacific region include but are not limited to endemic typhus, scrub typhus, and more recently, tick typhus or spotted fever. …”

The open door swings both ways: Australia, China and the British World System, c.1770-1907. by Mountford, B

“…It sets out to explore the notion that colonial and early-federation Australia constituted an important point of contact between the British and Chinese Empires. …”

Teacher education in Australia by Nordin, Mohd Norazmi, Ibrahim, Nor Idayu, Borhanordin, Amirah Hazimah, Abd Halim, Wan Ismail, Mustafa, Mohamad Zaid

“…In this study, the researcher describes about the landscape of teacher education in Australia as a developed country and the issues that arise in the implementation of teacher education in that country. …”
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Teacher education in Australia by Nordin, Mohd Norazmi, Ibrahim, Nor Idayubinti, Borhanordin, AmirahHazimah, Abd Halim, Wan Ismail, Mustafa, Mohamad Zaid

“…In this study, the researcher describes about the landscape of teacher education in Australia as a developed country and the issues that arise in the implementation of teacher education in that country. …”
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A tale of three : the KMT's promotion of the Chinese cultural renaissance movement in Australia, the USA and Singapore by Tang, Timothy Xu Yang

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Sabah (Malaysia) – Australia relations: an historical observation by Rizal Zamani Idris, Bilcher Bala, Azizan H. Morshidi

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The Neoproterozoic-Cambrian record in Australia: A stable isotope study by Lindsay, J, Kruse, P, Green, O, Hawkins, E, Brasier, M, Cartlidge, J, Corfield, R

Geobiology of the late Paleoproterozoic Duck Creek Formation, Western Australia by Wilson, Jonathan P., Fischer, Woodward W., Johnston, David T., Knoll, Andrew H., Grotzinger, John P., Walter, Malcolm R., McNaughton, Neal J., Simon, Mel, Abelson, John, Schrag, Daniel P., Allwood, Abigail, Andres, Miriam, Gammon, Crystal, Garvin, Jessica, Rashby, Sky, Schweizer, Maia, Summons, Roger E, Watters, Wesley A.

“…Indeed, X-ray diffraction data indicate that the Duck Creek basin was ferruginous throughout its history. The persistence of ferruginous waters and iron formation deposition in Western Australia for at least several tens of millions of years after the transition to sulfidic conditions in Laurentia suggests that the late Paleoproterozoic expansion of sulfidic subsurface waters was globally asynchronous.…”
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The Australian High Commissioner's Office by Attard, B, Bernard Paul Attard

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A single introduction of wild rabbits triggered the biological invasion of Australia by Alves, JM, Carneiro, M, Day, JP, Welch, JJ, Duckworth, JA, Cox, TE, Letnic, M, Strive, T, Ferrand, N, Jiggins, FM

“…The colonization of Australia by the European rabbit is one of the most iconic and devastating biological invasions in recorded history. …”

Decolonising history- the post modernist challenge. by Cheah , Boon Kheng

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Community Engagement, Heritage, And Rediscovering A Sense Of Place In Northbridge, Perth, Australia by EdnieBrown, Felicity Morel

“…This paper explores the richness that has been discovered in Western Australia's capital city, Perth, through the Northbridge History Project (NHP)—a five year initiative whose role was to revitalise the city authentically by drawing on its diverse histories. …”
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The sedimentology, mineralogy and geochemistry of the ~1.4 ga Roper Superbasin Northern Australia by Johnson, B

“…<p>Eukaryotic life arose around 1.6 billion years ago, but for much of Earth history has been ecologically and biologically conservative. …”

Planning across distance : remote housing and government intervention in Australia's Northern Territory by Steyer, Matthew August

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2016 Thunderstorm-asthma epidemic in Melbourne, Australia: An analysis of patient characteristics associated with hospitalization by Harun, N, Lachapelle, P, Bowatte, G, Lodge, C, Braitberg, G, Irving, L, Hinks, T, Dharmage, S, Douglass, J

“…<p><strong>Rationale:</strong> On November 21, 2016 in Australia, a major thunderstorm-asthma epidemic struck Melbourne with an unprecedented number of emergency presentations, hospital admissions and fatalities.…”