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Larsen, Brianna, Tony Graham, and Brad Aisbett. “A Survey To Identify Physically Demanding Tasks Performed During Storm Damage Operations By Australian State Emergency Services Personnel”. Applied Ergonomics 44.1 (2013): 128 - 133. Web.

McLennan, Jim, and Adrian Birch. Survey Of New Volunteers At Twelve Months: April-September 2005 Entry Cohorts-Revised. 2007. Print.

McLennan, Jim, and Adrian Birch. Survey Of New Volunteers At Six Months: April-September 2005 Entry Cohorts. 2006. Print.

McLennan, Jim, Adrian Birch, and A Palmer. Survey Of Act Rural Fire Service Women Volunteers. 2006. Web.

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Hickey, Greg. Summary Of Reports From Inquiries Into Bushfire Incidents Where Multiple-Agency Interoperability Has Been Implicated. 2006. Web.

Glasgow, K. The Sudanese Refugees And Fire Hazard Study. 2006. Web.

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Mills, Graham A. “On The Subsynoptic Scale Meteorology Of Two Extreme Fire Weather Days During The Eastern Australian Fires Of January 2003”. Australian Meteorological Magazine 54 (2005): 265-290. Web.

Blanchi, Raphaele, and JE Leonard. A Study Of The Interaction Between Bushfire And Community In The South Australian Wangary Fire 2005 - Example Report Outline. 2006. Print.

Pekin, BK et al. “Structural And Physiological Responses Of Eucalypt Forest To Variation In Fire Frequency And Aridity In Southwest Australia.”. Forest Ecology & Management (2009): n. pag. Web.

Tedersoo, L et al. “Strong Host Preference Of Ectomycorrhizal Fungi In A Tasmanian Wet Sclerophyll Forest As Revealed By Dna Barcoding And Taxon-Specific Primers”. New Phytologist 180.2 (2008): 479 - 490. Web.

Barbour, MG, and TN Buckley. “The Stomatal Response To Evaporative Demand Persists At Night In Ricinus Communis Plants With High Nocturnal Conductance”. Plant, Cell & Environment 30.6 (2007): 711 - 721. Web.

Barbour, MG, and TN Buckley. “The Stomatal Response To Evaporative Demand Persists At Night In Ricinus Communis Plants With High Nocturnal Conductance”. Plant, Cell And Environment (2007): 711-721. Print.

Handmer, John, and Amalie Tibbits. “Is Staying At Home The Safest Option During Bushfires? Historical Evidence For An Australian Approach☆”. Global Environmental Change Part B: Environmental Hazards 6.2 (2005): 81 - 91. Web.

Whittaker, J, and Amalie Tibbits. “Stay And Defend Or Leave Early: Policy Problems And Experiences During The 2003 Victorian Bushfires. ”. Environmental Hazards (2007): n. pag. Web.

Turner, Perpetua AM, Jayne Balmer, and JB Kirkpatrick. “Stand-Replacing Wildfires?the Incidence Of Multi-Cohort And Single-Cohort Eucalyptus Regnans And E. Obliqua Forests In Southern Tasmania”. Forest Ecology And Management 258.4 (2009): 366 - 375. Web.

Wang, Guomin et al. Sst Skill Assessment From The New Poama-1.5 System. 2008. Print.

Potter, Mark, and JE Leonard. Spray System Design For Ember Attack - Research Findings And Discussion Paper. 2010. Print.

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Langlands, P, KEC Brennan, and Robyn Pearce. “Spiders, Spinifex, Rainfall, And Fire: Long-Term Changes In An Arid Spider Assemblage.”. Journal Of Arid Environments (2006): 36-59. Print.

Boer, Matthias M et al. “Spatial Scale Invariance Of Southern Australian Forest Fires Mirrors The Scaling Behaviour Of Fire-Driving Weather Events”. Landscape Ecology (2008): n. pag. Web.

McLennan, Jim. “The South Australian Cfs Survey Of Women Volunteers”. 2Nd Women In Firefighting Conference. 2006. Web.

Penman, TD, and AL Towerton. “Soil Temperatures During Autumn Prescribed Burning: Implications For The Germination Of Fire Responsive Species?”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire 17.5 (2008): 572. Web.

Scott, Ken et al. “Soil Seed Banks Confer Resilience To Savanna Grass-Layer Plants During Seasonal Disturbance”. Acta Oecologica (2010): n. pag. Web.

Bell, Tina, and Mark A Adams. Smoke From Wildfires And Prescribed Burning In Australia: Effects On Human Health And Ecosystems. 2008. Web.

King, Karen J et al. “Simulation Of Prescribed Burning Strategies In South-West Tasmania, Australia: Effects On Unplanned Fires, Fire Regimes, And Ecological Management Values”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire 15.4 (2006): 527. Web.

Brennan, KEC et al. “Simplifying Assessment Of Forest Management Practices For Invertebrates: How Effective Are Higher Taxon And Habitat Surrogates For Spiders Following Prescribed Burning?”. Forest Ecology & Management (2006): 123-154. Print.

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