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Boori, M. S., & Choudhary, K. (2026). Comparing satellite and ED flux tower data with simulated vegetation spectral reflectance in relation to ecosystem energy, water and carbon dynamics in Banksia woodland, Perth, Australia. Australian Geographer, 1–25. #geosky

McHugh, L. H., & Morrison, T. H. (2026). Struggle for space: framing in World Heritage governance and the climate crisis debate. Australian Geographer, 1–20. #geosky

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Akther, F., Steele, W., Porter, L., & Levin, I. (2025). Everyday infrastructures of care: older women in state-initiated housing in Bangladesh. Australian Geographer, 1–20. #geosky

Holmes, J. (2025). Dora Creek in the 1930s: place imagery and identity in an Australian childhood. Australian Geographer, 1–16. #geosky

Charles-Edwards, E., Raymer, J., & Wohland, P. (2025). Can removalist data be used to estimate internal migration in Australia? Australian Geographer, 1–19. #geosky

Faustino, A. da S., & Cooke, B. (2025). Assembling the capacity to care in unequal waterscapes: insights from São Paulo, Brazil. Australian Geographer, 1–19. #geosky

Gilbert, H., te Brömmelstroet, M., & Woodcock, I. (2025). Unlearned lessons and misplaced hopes: discursive spaces of transport in twenty-first century Australia. Australian Geographer, 1–16. #geosky

Olaerts, A., Vicol, M., & Dwiartama, A. (2025). The socio-political dynamics of food loss in horticultural value chains in Lembang, Indonesia. Australian Geographer, 1–17. #geosky

Robertson, S., Middha, B., Horne, R., Willand, N., & Moore, T. (2025). Towards housing retrofit as care infrastructure: (aka) seeing, feeling and making visible the warm/cool and low carbon home. Australian Geographer, 1–15. #geosky

Ravindranath, D., & Khandelwal, V. (2025). Negotiating care with employers: NGO articulations and assemblages of care infrastructure for migrants at worksites. Australian Geographer, 1–14. #geosky

Popat, A. (2025). Decarbonising Australian freight and logistics: a stakeholder perspective analysis. Australian Geographer, 1–17. #geosky

van Holstein, E. (2025). Social infrastructure and caring with  : how community centres enable collective renegotiation of caring responsibilities. Australian Geographer, 1–14. #geosky

House, E. (2025). Listening as method: hearing beyond Australia’s border spectacle. Australian Geographer, 1–14. #geosky

Collins, J., Reid, C., & Groutsis, D. (2025). Spatial and transformative dimensions of recent Syrian, Iraqi and Afghan refugee family settlement in Australia. Australian Geographer, 1–20. #geosky

Yang, R., & Lieske, S. N. (2025). Assessing climate change vulnerability and its implications for ecosystem service provision: a spatial modelling case study in Queensland, Australia. Australian Geographer, 1–38. #geosky

Medhi, S., Chanda, K., Chetia, S., Saikia, A., & Bora, A. K. (2025). An assessment of forest degradation in the Sonitpur East Forest division, Assam, India using object-based image analysis. Australian Geographer, 1–19. #geosky

Olivier, J.-L., Santleben, S. D., Baremgayabo, F. F., Amponsah, M., Mee, K., & Hodge, P. (2025). Taking shadow infrastructures of care seriously: towards more caring futures with women from migrant and refugee backgrounds in Newcastle, Australia. Australian Geographer, 1–21. #geosky

Sagero, P. O., Kumar, N., Magiri, R., & Nakamura, N. (2025). Observed changes in rainfall and temperature extreme in Fiji. Australian Geographer, 1–23. #geosky

Iveson, K., & Melo Zurita, M. de L. (2025). The ups and downs of telecommunications infrastructure: the urban geopolitics of communications cabling in colonial Sydney. Australian Geographer, 1–31. #geosky

Sharma, N., & Saikia, A. (2025). Shrinking wetland: spatio-temporal dynamics of the Panidihing Bird Sanctuary, India. Australian Geographer, 1–21. #geosky

Prahalad, V., Earl-Jones, C., & Davidson, J. (2025). Through the eyes of educators: codifying barriers and enablers for the uptake of geography education in Australian schools. Australian Geographer, 1–17. #geosky

Turner, S., Irham, I., & Lo, M. (2025). From open fields to inside worlds: three generations of childhood in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Australian Geographer, 1–23. #geosky

Barry, K. (2025). Coming in to land? More-than-human mobilities, biosecurity, and practices of coexistence. Australian Geographer, 1–10. #geosky

Le, T. (2025). Remembering and feeling the Second Indochina War in the family home: an autoethnographic account of a Vietnamese Australian family. Australian Geographer, 1–21. #geosky

Juricev-Martincev, F., Thompson, H., & White, G. (2024). Emulating human expertise in rezoning: a case study of the Australian statistical geography standard. Australian Geographer, 1–29. #geosky

Shaa Smith, Y. including A., Marshall, U. B., Smith, N., Murphy-May, L., Daley, L., Hodge, P., & Wright, S. (2024). What Does Country-Led Mean from Who/Where We Are on Gumbaynggirr Ngambaa Country? Australian Geographer, 1–17. #geosky

Frost, E., McLean, J., & Williams, M. (2024). Whose river? Water colonialism in urban planning for Dyarubbin. Australian Geographer, 1–17. #geosky

Gibson, A. J., McGregor, H., Rose, T. J., & Jennings, N. (2024). The spread of mealybug-associated pasture dieback into the New South Wales wet subtropics. Australian Geographer, 1–13. #geosky

Caldis, S., McLean, J., Alolabe, H., Georgeson, A., King, J. (Jay), Ross, A., & Saedi, M. (2024). Can you teach it if you cannot see it? Finding ‘the Anthropocene’ and enhancing its visibility in the NSW geography syllabus. Australian Geographer, 1–16. #geosky

Caldis, S., McLean, J., Alolabe, H., Georgeson, A., King, J. (Jay), Ross, A., & Saedi, M. (2024). Can you teach it if you cannot see it? Finding ‘the Anthropocene’ and enhancing its visibility in the NSW geography syllabus. Australian Geographer, 1–16.

Ohlin, G., Trueb, L., Raven, M., & Robinson, D. F. (2024). Towards a Fairer and More Equitable Bushfoods Industry: access and benefit-sharing and certification frameworks. Australian Geographer, 55(3), 309–327. #geosky

McDonald, A., & Gillespie, J. (2024). Beyond the selective regulation of wetlands: towards a rights of wetlands. Australian Geographer, 55(3), 329–344. #geosky

Karácsonyi, D., & Taylor, A. (2024). Long-Term Hierarchic Changes in Settlement Systems at Geographic ‘Edges.’ Australian Geographer, 55(3), 345–365. #geosky

Liyanage, K. (2024). Reimagining smart city collaboration in Colombo, Sri Lanka after Gilbert Simondon. Australian Geographer, 55(3), 367–383. #geosky

Rainnie, A. (2024). Whyalla and the transition to a decarbonised future. Australian Geographer, 55(3), 401–417. #geosky

Zhao, Y., Jiang, L., & Zhi, L. (2024). Characteristics of reactive nitrogen emissions from solid waste and its environmental impact in the Yellow River Basin, China. Australian Geographer, 55(3), 385–400. #geosky

Hadim, H. T., & Dudi, Y. S. M. (2024). Green economy practice in Indonesia. Australian Geographer, 55(3), 419–421. #geosky

Fisher, R. (2024). Belitung: the afterlives of a shipwreck. Australian Geographer, 55(3), 421–423. #geosky

Howitt, R., Fincher, R., Gibson, K., Batterbury, S., & Ryan, B. (2024). Janice Edith Jones Monk (13.03.1937–12.07.2024). Australian Geographer, 55(3), 425–431. #geosky

Ashford, T., & Smith, N. (2024). Thinking Space: four arguments for the ‘fixing’ of the Olympics in the Anthropocene. Australian Geographer, 55(3), 297–307. #geosky

Lewis, A. (2024). Sustaining tenancies by ‘caring-with’: care ethics in social housing tenancy management. Australian Geographer, 1–17. #geosky

Tan, G., Rung, D. L., & Golebiowska, K. (2023). Coordinating settlement (im)mobilities: exploring secondary migration patterns and settlement geographies among refugee-humanitarian migrants in regional Australia. Australian Geographer, 1–25. #geosky

Fung, Z. (2024). Navigating research ethics during COVID-19 in authoritarian Southeast Asia: a feminist approach to combining online and in-person qualitative methods. Australian Geographer, 1–21. #geosky

Hart, K. (2024). Rainwater harvesting suitability of ground tanks located on stock watering places across Western NSW. Australian Geographer, 1–14. #geosky

Hughes, M., Whitaker, L., & Rugendyke, B. (2023). ‘Engendering social inclusion and success for refugee women through place-based empowering practices.’ Australian Geographer, 1–16. #geosky

Faulkner, S. (2023). ‘At the beach’: the role of place(s) and natural landscape in facilitating a sense of home during settlement. Australian Geographer, 1–19. #geosky

Boese, M., & Moran, A. (2023). Regional Resettlement of Refugees: rethinking ‘secondary migration.’ Australian Geographer, 1–19. #geosky

Radford, D., Tan, G., Hetz, H., Krivokapic-Skoko, B., & Hassani, A. (2023). A whole-of-community approach: local community responses to refugee settlement–integration in rural Australia. Australian Geographer, 1–21. #geosky