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Gabrys K. (2008).  Bushfires NT training day at Willowra community.
Gabrys K., Cowan P., & Duguid A. (2009).  The fire history of Rainbow Valley Conservation Reserve 1984-2005. (Edwards, GP, Allan, GE, Ed.).Desert Fire: fire and regional land management in the arid landscapes of Australia. 309-338.
Gabrys K. (2008).  Desert Fire Bibliography Endnote Database.
Gabrys K., & Tuckwell R. (2005).  Warlu! Fire! Tell us what you think.
Gabrys K. (2008).  Fire - tell us what you think.
Gabrys K. (2008).  Desert Fire trip to Smokey Bore with ladies from Willowra.
Gale D. (2008).  Walking an epistemological tightrope – the challenges of conducting funded indigenous tourism enterprise research. Proceedings of CAUTHE (Council of Australian Tourism and Hospitality Education) Annual Conference 2008: Where the bloody hell are we?. 9.
Ganter E. (2008).  Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Self-Governing Northern Territory: Representative identities in a remote public service . Research School of Social Sciences. Abstract
Ganter E. (2011).  Representatives in orbit: livelihood options for Aboriginal people in the administration of the Australian desert . The Rangeland Journal. 33, 385-393.
Ganter E. (2008).  Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Self-Governing Northern Territory: Representative identities in a remote public service. Australian Anthropological Association Annual Conference 2007 - Transforming Economies, Changing States. Abstract
Ganter E. (2010).  An Ambivalent Hospitality: Aboriginal senior public servants and the representation of others in Australia’s self-governing Northern Territory. College of Arts and Social Sciences, School of History. PhD,
Ganter E. (2007).  Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Northern Territory Government: How compelled are they by the accounts of a representative bureaucracy?. Australian Anthropological Association Annual Conference 2007 – Transforming Economies, Changing States. Abstract
Ganter E. (2010).  Improving representation at higher levels: How do Indigenous public servants represent the absent?. Services Symposium.
Ganter E. (2008).  Representing Others: Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Self-Governing Northern Territory. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Ganter E. (2007).  Aboriginal senior officials in the Northern Territory government: how compelled are they by the accounts of a representative bureaucracy?. Annual history colloquium.
Ganter E. (2008).  Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Self-Governing Northern Territory: Representative identities in a remote public service. History Work-in-Progress Seminars. Abstract
Garnett S. T., Williams G., Ainsworth G. B., & O'Donnell, M (2010).  Who owns feral camels? Implications for managers of land and resources in central Australia. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 87-93.
Gerritsen R., Stanley O., & Stoeckl N. (2010).  The Economic Core? The Aboriginal Contribution to the Alice Springs/Central Australian Economy . Journal of Economic and Social Policy. 13, Article 5.
Gipey C., & Davies J. (2007).  Applying traditional knowledge for sustainable livelihoods in environmental management.
Godwin J. (2008).  Understanding 'health'. The social & cultural constructs within living behaviour and housing design. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Godwin J. (2007).  Delivering 'Healthy Housing' to Aboriginal People in North West Queensland. International Network of Indigenous Health and Knowledge Development Conference.
Godwin J. (2007).  Exploring 'supply and demand' sides in housing health – activities and attitudes impacting on 'health' in Indigenous housing, and why living practices are shaped by housing, visa versa.. International Network of Indigenous Health and Knowledge Development.
Godwin J. (Submitted).  Delivering healthy housing to Aboriginal communities in remote north-west Queensland. School of Architecture. PhD,
Gorddard R. J., Whitten S., & Smyth A. K. (2006).  Markets for Biodiversity Outcomes in the Rangelands:. (Erkelenz, P, Ed.).Australian Rangeland Society's 14th Biennial Conference.
Greiner R., & Friedel M. H. (2004).  Tourism as a driver for regional growth and diversification. (Bastin, GN, Walsh, D, Nicolson, S, Ed.).Living in the outback: conference papers of the Australian Rangeland Society 13th Biennial Conference . 228–233.
Grey-Gardner R., Cobham T., & Skabe D. (2006).  Remote Community Water Management. From the Water’s Edge to the Red Centre.
Grey-Gardner R. (2006).  Kanpa Water Supply Manual.
Grey-Gardner R. (2008).  Best practice for water supply management. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Grey-Gardner R. (2008).  Implementing risk management for water supplies: a catalyst and incentive for change. The Rangeland Journal. 30, 149–56. Abstract
Grey-Gardner R. (2006).  Mpwelarre Water Supply.
Grey-Gardner R., & Skabe D. (2008).  Yappala Water Supply Manual.
Grey-Gardner R. (2008).  Remote Community Water Management. DKCRC Research Report. 27, 94.
Grey-Gardner R., & Cobham T. (2006).  Port Stewart Water Supply Manual.
Grey-Gardner R. (2006).  It's sweet. Sustainability of Indigenous Communities Conference .
Grey-Gardner R., & Skabe D. (2008).  Worro Downs Water Supply Manual.
Grey-Gardner R. (2008).  The Water Handbook. A guide for management of small water supplies in Australian Aboriginal settlements.
Grey-Gardner R. (2007).  Remote Settlement Water Management: a step-wise approach for communities to manage their water supplies. 6th National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Environmental Health Conference.
Guenther J., Young M., & Boyle A. (2007).  Learning for livelihoods: Lessons from training in diverse desert contexts. Evolution, Revolution or Status Quo? VET in new contexts, 10th Annual Conference.
Guenther J., Young M., & Boyle A. (2007).  Growing the desert: Regional and educational profiles of the Australian desert and its Indigenous peoples. DKCRC Research Report. 10, 38.
Guerin B., & Guerin P. (2011).  Pukatja/Ernabella and its environs. DKCRC Working Paper. 65,
Guerin B., & Guerin P. (2010).  Sustainability – A case study of Nepabunna and its environs. DKCRC Working Paper. 66, 15.
Guerin B. (2008).  Mobility & sustainability of remote Australian communities: Community issues. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Guerin B., Guerin P., & Seemann K. (2011).  Seeds of sustainability: growing your desert communities.
Guerin B., & Guerin P. (2008).  Relationships in Remote Communities: Implications for Living in Remote Australia. The Australian Community Psychologist. 20, 74–86. Abstract
Guerin B., & Guerin P. (2010).  Sustainability of Remote Communities: Population Size and Youth Dynamics. Journal of Economic and Social Policy. 13, Article 3.
Guerin P. (2008).  Mobility & sustainability of remote Australian communities: Demographic issues. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Guerin B., & Guerin P. (2007).  17 ways that 'community talk' misguides research. (DeSouza, R, Williams, A, Ed.).Working with Diverse Communities.