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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.
Davies J. (2006).  Walking together, working together: Indigenous research partnerships. Desert Knowledge CRC wide conference.
Gabrys K., & Tuckwell R. (2005).  Warlu! Fire! Tell us what you think.
Grey-Gardner R. (2008).  The Water Handbook. A guide for management of small water supplies in Australian Aboriginal settlements.
Jimberella Cooperative (2010).  Water in Dajarra. 27'46". Abstract
Miller C., James C. D., Kroon F., Fisher A., Hancock P., Smyth A. K., et al. (2007).  Water management. (Department of Environment and Water Resources,, Ed.). 40.
Williams R., & Pezzaniti D. (2008).  Water Reticulation Equipment for Rangelands Pastoral Applications: A Review. DKCRC Working Paper, The WaterSmart Pastoralism™ Literature Reviews. 18, 40.
Walsh D. (2009).  A water-controlled rotational grazing system: Rockhampton Downs, NT. DKCRC Working Paper, The Central Australian Grazing Strategies project Working Paper Series. 52, 5.
Pearce M., McCarthy C., & Ryan F. (2006).  Water: a key ingredient to viable remote settlements. Desert Knowledge Symposium and Business Showcase 2006 - Global Desert Opportunities..
Desert Knowledge CRC (2007).  WaterSmart Flyer.
James C. J. (2009).  WaterSmart Pastoral ProductionTM. Report to Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry by Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre.
Ashley M. R. C., Bubb A. J., James A. R., James C. H., & Vincent A. (2008).  WaterSmart Pastoral ProductionTM – A demonstration and evaluation of innovative stock water delivery and management technologies in desert Australia. Australian Rangelands Conference. Abstract
James C., & Bubb A. J. (2008).  WaterSmart Pastoralism™ Handbook. A practical guide for stock water management in desert Australia.
Bubb A. J., James A., & James C. (2008).  WaterSmart: Remote management innovations for sustainability in arid rangeland pastoral production. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Bubb A. J. (2009).  WaterSmart: Remote management innovations for sustainability in arid rangeland pastoral production. Desert Knowledge Australia: Virtual Meeting Place - Water Sustainability in Regional Australia. Meeting 52.
Stafford Smith D. M. (2007).  Weaving together desert knowledges for resilient dryland communities. 2007 ANZSEE Conference Re-inventing sustainability: a climate for change.
Singleton G., Muir K., Corbett J., & Rola-Rubzen M. F. (2007).  Web 2.0 for Aboriginal cultural survival: a new Australian outback movement. Web2fordev Conference .
Corbett J., Singleton G., & Muir K. (2009).  Web 2.0 for Aboriginal cultural survival: a new Australian outback movement. Participatory Learning and Action Journal. 59, 71-78.
Desert Knowledge CRC (2007).  Western Queensland property uses technology to save water. WaterSmart Pastoral Production. 2.
Desert Knowledge CRC (2007).  What are Ethics?.
Larson S. (2006).  What happens when the rules change? Stakeholder reaction to the new water allocation arrangements in outback Australia. Survival of the Commons: Mounting Challenges and New Realities, 11th Biannual conference of the International Society for the Study of Common Property (IASCP). Abstract
Desert Knowledge CRC (2007).  What is Confidentiality?.
Desert Knowledge CRC (2007).  What is Free Prior Informed consent?.
McGregor M. J. (2006).  What makes remote settlements viable/sustainable? . Sustainability of Indigenous Communities.
Wheatley M. (2008).  What the new sciences teach about leadership, planning and change. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Vaarzon-Morel P. (2010).  When species travel: changing Indigenous relations with camels in central Australia through space and time. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting.
Rola-Rubzen M. F., & McGregor M. J. (2009).  Where are the gaps – Harnessing opportunities for desert SMEs. 13th National Sustainable Economic Growth for Regional Australia (SEGRA).
Furber H., & Ferguson J. (2007).  Where the People are: Engaged Research in the Desert. Australian Universities Community Engagement Alliance (AUCEA) Conference.
Ferguson J. (2008).  Whitefella Education Won't Work. Koori Mail.
Elvin R. (2009).  Who has the keys to the shed?. Our Place. 35, 10-11.
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.
Carson D., & Carson D. (2011).  Why tourism may not be everybody's business: the challenge of tradition in resource peripheries. The Rangeland Journal. 33, 373-383.
Robbins J. (2009).  Wild Food: 100 Recipes Using Australian Ingredients.
Jones M., Walsh F., & Douglas J. (2006).  Wild harvest, desert indigenous benefit & the bush foods industry. International Geographical Union Congress.
LaFlamme M. (2010).  Willowra: Bush Foods and Old Days Stories. (LaFlamme, M, Ed.).Stories inLand. 1'57". Abstract
LaFlamme M. (2010).  Willowra: Ladies' Day Out. (LaFlamme, M, Ed.).Stories inLand. 2'54". Abstract
LaFlamme M. (2010).  Willowra: Nyintjirri Tracks. (LaFlamme, M, Ed.).Stories inLand. 2'54". Abstract
McTainsh G. H., Leys J. F., McGowan H. A., & Bastin G. N. (2009).  Wind erosion risk management and pastoral product certification for more environmentally sustainable production. DKCRC Research Report. 24, 83.
Duguid A., Gabrys K., Morse J., & Rodrigo M. (2008).  Workshop proceedings: Fire management for conservation reserves in central Australia. DKCRC Working Paper. 21, 46.
Grey-Gardner R., & Skabe D. (2008).  Worro Downs Water Supply Manual.