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List view record 3091: Under the edge : the architecture of Peter StutchburyList view anchor tag for record 3091: Under the edge : the architecture of Peter Stutchbury
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List view record 3092: Understanding country : the importance of land and sea in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander societiesList view anchor tag for record 3092: Understanding country : the importance of land and sea in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander societies
List view record 3093: Understanding nutritionList view anchor tag for record 3093: Understanding nutrition
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List view record 3094: Uniforms of the Australian coloniesList view anchor tag for record 3094: Uniforms of the Australian colonies
List view record 3095: The United Nations and the question of PalestineList view anchor tag for record 3095: The United Nations and the question of Palestine
List view record 3096: Universal world atlasList view anchor tag for record 3096: Universal world atlas
List view record 3097: Unmarked graves in Western Road Cemetery, Mays HillList view anchor tag for record 3097: Unmarked graves in Western Road Cemetery, Mays Hill
List view record 3098: Unseen WarholList view anchor tag for record 3098: Unseen Warhol
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Unseen Warhol

Warhol, Andy, 1928-19871996
Books, Manuscripts
The paradox of Andy Warhol, who is at once one of the most visible and the most elusive figures of our time, is heightened by this collection of twenty interviews with the artist's closest friends and colleagues.
List view record 3099: Upside down world : early European impressions of Australia's curious animalsList view anchor tag for record 3099: Upside down world : early European impressions of Australia's curious animals
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Urban consumption

Newton, Peter W.2011
Books, Manuscripts
The liveablility of cities in high income societies is directly attributable to the consumption of resources - indirectly via their built environments and directly by their residents. This pattern of development is not sustainable, nor is it equitable
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