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- (W)riting across and within: providing a vehicle for sharing local nursing and midwifery projects and innovation (1)
- W-Hierarchies defined by symmetric gates (1)
- Wage and productivity relationships in Australia and the Netherlands (1)
- Wages and wage determination in 2004 (1)
- Wages and wage determination in 2005 (1)
- Wages and wage determination in 2006 (1)
- Wages and wage determination in 2007 (1)
- Waiting for Biraban: Lancelot Threlkeld and the ‘Chibcha Phenomenon’ in Australian missionary linguistics (1)
- Walking on real numbers (1)
- Walking towards Woomera: touring the boundaries of 'unAustralian geographies' (1)
- Wall ingrowth architecture in epidermal transfer cells of Vicia faba cotyledons (1)
- Wall ingrowth formation in transfer cells: novel examples of localized wall deposition in plant cells (1)
- Wallerstein's world-systems analysis in comparative education: a case study (1)
- Walton Ford: cruel & unusual (1)
- Wanton with James (1)
- War and disorder: the Hague Child Abduction Convention: Australian law in context (1)
- War crimes and realpolitik: international justice from World War I to the 21st century (1)
- War in the age of bio-politics (1)
- War on the enemy: self-defence and state-sponsored terrorism (1)
- Ward reduction of gastroschisis: risk stratification helps optimise the outcome (1)
- Warray plants and animals: Aboriginal flora and fauna knowledge from the upper Adelaide and upper Finniss Rivers, northern Australia (1)
- 'Wars not make one great': redeeming the Star Wars mythos from redemptive violence without amusing ourselves to death (1)
- 'Watch out for these KILLERS!': newspaper coverage of the Sydney Funnel Web Spider and its impact on antivenom research (1)
- 'Watch out for these KILLERS!': newspaper coverage of the Sydney funnel web spider and its impact on antivenom research (1)
- Water and protons in electrodeposited MnO₂ (EMD) (1)
- Water available for recycling after the placement of dense phase flyash slurries (1)
- Water based fractionation of particles (1)
- Water bells created from below (1)
- Water bells formed on the underside of a horizontal plate. Part 1: experimental investigation (1)
- Water bells formed on the underside of a horizontal plate. Part 2: theory (1)
- Water modelling of Bluescope Steel 55%Al-Zn metal coating pots (1)
- Water on silicon (001): C defects and initial steps of surface oxidation (1)
- Water resource management in a changing climate: can we afford to wait for the climate models to give us the answer? (1)
- Water scarcity, pricing mechanism and institutional reform in northern China irrigated agriculture (1)
- Water-in-oil emulsion foaming by thiourea nitrosation: reaction and mass transfer (1)
- The waterbed effect in spectral estimation (1)
- Waterbirds of the saline lakes of the Paroo, arid-zone Australia: a review with special reference to diversity and conservation (1)
- Watercourses and discourses: coalmining in the Upper Hunter Valley, New South Wales (1)
- Watering the suburbs: distinction, conformity and the suburban garden (1)
- Watermarks in a cigar box: findings in D.H. Lawrence's manuscript verse (1)
- Wave climate, sand budget and shoreline alignment evolution of the Iluka-Woody Bay sand barrier, northern New South Wales, Australia, since 3000 yr BP (1)
- A wave of destruction and the waves of relief: issues, challenges and strategies (1)
- Wavefront noise reduction in a Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor using Kalman filter (1)
- Wavelet characterization of eucalypt flowering and the influence of climate (1)
- Ways of knowing and power discourse in doctoral examination (1)
- Ways of knowing in assessing the PhD and ramifications for the role of the supervisor (1)
- Ways of knowing in doctoral examination: how well is the doctoral regime? (2)
- Ways of Knowing in the Anglican Eucharistic Tradition: Ramifications for Theological Education (1)
- 'Ways of knowing' in doctoral examination: how examiners position themselves in relation to the doctoral candidate (1)
- We are what we do: research outputs of public health (1)
- 'We came from B shift, and B shift was the enemy': rules, norms and conflict at an aluminium smelter (1)
- We can get together (1)
- 'We prize not to the worth': some thoughts on the valuation of property under the Family Law Act (1)
- We shall fight on the seas and the oceans...we shall: commodification, localism and violence (1)
- Weapons control: NSW knife ban (1)
- Wear mechanisms in dense phase pneumatic conveying of alumina (1)
- Wearable and implantable wireless body area networks (1)
- Weathering rates of sandstone in a semi-arid environment (Hunter Valley, Australia) (2)
- Weaving lives together at Bawaka: North East Arnhem Land (1)
- Web 2.0 data: decoupling ownership from provision (1)
- Web based lecture technologies: a lens intensifying the changing roles of learners and lecturers (1)
- Web browser transactionality (1)
- Web-based alcohol screening and brief intervention for Māori and non-Māori: the New Zealand e-SBINZ trials (1)
- Web-based citizen engagement in the 2004 Australian federal election (1)
- Web-based lecture technologies and learning and teaching: a study of change in four Australian universities (1)
- Web-based lecture technologies: blurring the boundaries between face-to-face and distance learning (1)
- Web-based lecture technologies: highlighting the changing nature of teaching and learning (1)
- Web-based screening and brief intervention for hazardous drinking: a double-blind randomized controlled trial (1)
- A webdilemma in social education: using the internet to build intellectual quality (1)
- Websong! An ethnographic study of the web as method, process and creative practice (1)
- Weight catch-up and achieved schooling at 18 years of age in Brazilian males (1)
- Weight change in a commercial web-based weight loss program and its association with website use: cohort study (1)
- Weight gained in two years by a population of mid-aged women: how much is too much? (1)
- Weight stabilisation is associated with improved survival duration and quality of life in unresectable pancreatic cancer (1)
- Weighted multimorbidity indexes predicted mortality, health service use, and health-related quality of life in older women (1)
- 'Welcome to Aboriginal land': the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park (1)
- 'Welcome to Dante's Inferno': gender, the nation, and the boy problem in two Australian school films of the 1980s (1)
- Welfare 'reform' in Australia, 1975 to 2004: from entitlement to obligation (1)
- A welfare analysis of policy reforms in the South African automotive industry (1)
- Welfare reform and FBOs: an Australian perspective (1)
- Welfare to Work meets WorkChoices: more recruits for the reserve army (1)
- Well-poised generation of Apéry-like recursions (1)
- Well-poised hypergeometric service for diophantine problems of zeta values (1)
- Well-poised hypergeometric transformations of Euler-type multiple integrals (1)
- Well-quasi-orders in subclasses of bounded treewidth graphs (1)
- Wellbeing and nutrition-related side effects in children undergoing chemotherapy (1)
- Westernizing Southeast Asian cinema: co-productions for 'transnational' markets (1)
- Wet dreams - dry realities: lost opportunities for an Australian presence in the global water services industry (1)
- Wetenschappelijk onderbouwde praktijk en beslissing analyse (1)
- The wetness of a rising foam (1)
- WEWorm: an ethical worn generation toolkit (1)
- Weyl product algebras and modulation spaces (1)
- What architectural historians can learn from augmented reality technologies? (1)
- What are the roles and responsibilities of the media in disseminating health information? (1)
- What are the unmet needs of breast cancer survivors 5-6 years post-diagnosis? (1)
- 'What better advertisement could Australia have?': encyclopaedias and nation-building (1)
- What do general practitioners consider support?: findings from a local pilot initiative (1)
- What do midwives need to understand/know about smoking in pregnancy? (1)
- What do publics want from the planning system? (1)
- What does a 'sociocultural perspective' mean in health and physical education (1)
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