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Citizen Social Science in the Classroom: Criminology Students’ Perceptions of Prisoner Records
- Nagy, Victoria, Piper, Alana, Cushing, Nancy
Obstacle Course: Women’s Entry into Skilled Positions in the Newcastle Steel Industry, 1980-2000
- Conway, Jude, Cushing, Nancy, May, Josephine
#CoalMustFall: revisiting Newcastle's coal monument in the Anthropocene
- Cushing, Nancy
Counting the food miles of sugar in early colonial Australia
To eat or not to eat kangaroo: bargaining over food choice in the anthropocene
"Cunning, intractable, destructive animals": pigs as co colonisers in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales, 1840 - 1860
'Few commodities are more hazardous': Australian live animal export, 1788-1880
Letters to Lizzie: Archival practice and the entangled worlds of Charlie Fraser
- Cushing, Nancy, McIntyre, Julie, Coleborne, Catharine
No vacancy: history and meaning of contemporary ruins in a regional Australian city
- Cushing, Nancy, Kilmister, Michael, Scott, Nathan
Why count animals?
- Cushing, Nancy, Frawley, Jodi
"The bird was a valuable one": keeping Australian native animals, 1803-1939
- Cushing, Nancy, Markwell, Kevin
A sensory history of the Newcastle Asylum for Imbeciles and Idiots, 1871-1900
- Hardy, Ann, Cushing, Nancy
Entangled region: Newcastle and the Hunter Valley
- Cushing, Nancy, McIntyre, Julie
Spit swimmers and their costumes
The "killer of the cane fields": the social construction of the Australian coastal taipan
- Markwell, Kevin, Cushing, Nancy
The interspecies entanglements of eating kangaroo, 1788–1850
Introduction
- Cushing, Nancy, Eklund, Erik, Bennett, James
Smoky city: a history of air pollution in Newcastle, NSW
- Cushing, Nancy, Bridgman, Howard
From snake handlers to wildlife entrepreneurs
Snakes in the twentieth-century Australian imagination
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