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• E-crims slipping through the net.

  - 2006-08-07

  Byline: Nick Miller Aug 07, 2006 (The Age - ABIX via COMTEX) -- The University of Melbourne's Shane McKenzie has found that electronic crimes are under-reported in Australia. In fact, police procedures and protocols promote the under-reporting of e-crimes, especially given the...

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• New run-off hope as forests regrow.

  - 2005-09-28

  Byline: Peter Hunt Sep 28, 2005 (The Weekly Times - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Researchers in Australia have looked at the impact of the 2003 bushfires on water flows. The...

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• Vandals damage Uluru rock paintings.

  - 2003-08-12

  Aug 12, 2003 (Northern Territory News - ABIX via COMTEX) A national park manager says 12 of the 90 rock art sites at Uluru have been damaged by vandals in 2003. Kathy Bannister, acting manager of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, said much of the...

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• Law centre launches Asian database.

  - 2002-10-11

  Oct 11, 2002 (Australian Library News - ABIX via COMTEX) The University of Melbourne's Asian Law Centre has launched the world's first online bibliographic database of Asian law materials. The database contains 5,500 resources in English only which are mainly the books, book chapters,...

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• Stawell searches for a growing solution.

  - 2002-09-18

  Sep 18, 2002 (Discovery - ABIX via COMTEX) Mining Project Investors, University of Melbourne and the Curtin University of Technology have combined forces. The three organisations are involved in research to discover a more efficient method of tailings storage for the Stawell gold mine...

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• ARRB transport research library named in honour of Dr M G Lay

  - 2000-06-01

  We are very proud to announce that on 12 April, as part of the ceremonies to commemorate the 40th anniversary of ARRB Transport Research, our library was officially named the M G Lay Library. Dr Maxwell Gordon Lay studied at University High School, the University of Melbourne and Lehigh University...

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