Collection: Tech Book

Guide to the new special case (flexible dealing) exception introduced to the Copyright Act in December 2006. Principally focuses on how to apply the exception in practice. Includes common questions and scenarios, such as converting videos to DVD.

This report is jointly produced by FORS and RSB and is disseminated in the interest of information exchange.

Results of a study undertaken to review the role of vehicle speed in road crashes, speed limits, enforcement and behaviour, and the environment. This report is jointly produced by FORS and RSB and is disseminated in the interest of information exchange.

Subject: This resource describes over 150 case studies of local government sport and recreation programs and projects. The case studies show how community sport and recreation organisations and local councils can work together, to share ideas and enhance the health and well-being of individuals a...

During 1982 an occupational task analysis survey of the Victorian turf management trade was carried out by the turf industry and the TAFE Board. The purpose of the survey was to develop a job description for the turf tradesman in order to improve the training of horticultural (turf management) tr...

SRMBOK (Security Risk management Body of Knowledge) has been developed to integrate security practice areas in a single source toolkit and reference guide.

Penrith City Council (Council) commissioned the Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan for the portion of St Marys which lies within the catchment of Byrnes Creek . The overall objectives of the Floodplain Risk Management Study (FRMS) were to assess the impacts of flooding, review existing Cou...

To develop a sustaimable community that reflects and nrutures its regional park context and provides an accessible integrated diverse safe facilities and landscape with an identifiable character and sense of place.

This Draft Precinct Plan was submitted to Blacktown City Council in August 2003 and Blacktown City Council adopted this plan at its Ordinary Meeting on 4 February 2004.