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Urban food planning in Australia: Enabling and constraining factors This paper examines urban food planning in Australia and explores enabling and constraining factors in its integration with planning systems Authors: Lijun Summerhayes Publisher: Queensland University of Technology November, 2023 FFS Publication	This paper examines urban food planning in Australia and explores enabling and constraining factors in its integration with planning systems
Compliance and composition of herbal weight loss supplements and in vitro analysis of their safety using 1H NMR spectroscopy Herbal weight loss supplements (WLS) have become increasingly popular in recent years, however there is limited evidence to support their use. Regulation of herbal supplements by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) is typically via a trust-based system, raising concerns for product composition, safety and overall quality. A growing number of these products have been implicated… Authors: Emily Davies Publisher: Murdoch University December, 2024 Thesis	Herbal weight loss supplements (WLS) have become increasingly popular in recent years, however there is limited evidence to support their use. Regulation of herbal supplements by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) is typically via a trust-based system, raising concerns for product composition, safety and overall quality. A growing number of these products have been implicated…	Compliance and composition of herbal weight loss supplements and in vitro analysis of their safety using 1H NMR spectroscopy Emily Davies
Agronomic Investigations of Australian Native Rice Species to Support Indigenous Enterprise Development in Tropical Northern Australia Australian native Oryza species have potential for commercial cultivation due to their high nutritional grain profile, and their long association with Australian First Nations peoples. These species exhibit potential as high-value, niche foods, with cultural significance and nutritional benefits, particularly in gourmet cuisine, tourism, dining establishments, and value-added products. Consequently, they are considered promising candidates… Authors: Gehan Abdelghany Publisher: CDU April, 2024 Thesis	Australian native Oryza species have potential for commercial cultivation due to their high nutritional grain profile, and their long association with Australian First Nations peoples. These species exhibit potential as high-value, niche foods, with cultural significance and nutritional benefits, particularly in gourmet cuisine, tourism, dining establishments, and value-added products. Consequently, they are considered promising candidates…	Agronomic Investigations of Australian Native Rice Species to Support Indigenous Enterprise Development in Tropical Northern Australia Gehan Abdelghany
An integrated computational and collaborative approach for city resilience planning Given the rise in climate change-related extreme events, there is an urgent need for cities and regions to implement resilience plans based on data and evidence and developed in collaboration with key stakeholders. However, current planning and decision-making processes rely on limited data and modelling. Moreover, stakeholder engagement is significantly inhibited by social, political, and… Authors: Ripan Debnath Publisher: UNSW Sydney December, 2023 Thesis	Given the rise in climate change-related extreme events, there is an urgent need for cities and regions to implement resilience plans based on data and evidence and developed in collaboration with key stakeholders. However, current planning and decision-making processes rely on limited data and modelling. Moreover, stakeholder engagement is significantly inhibited by social, political, and…
An integrated computational and collaborative approach for city resilience planning Given the rise in climate change-related extreme events, there is an urgent need for cities and regions to implement resilience plans based on data and evidence and developed in collaboration with key stakeholders. However, current planning and decision-making processes rely on limited data and modelling. Moreover, stakeholder engagement is significantly inhibited by social, political, and… Authors: Ripan Debnath Publisher: UNSW Sydney December, 2023 FFS Publication	Given the rise in climate change-related extreme events, there is an urgent need for cities and regions to implement resilience plans based on data and evidence and developed in collaboration with key stakeholders. However, current planning and decision-making processes rely on limited data and modelling. Moreover, stakeholder engagement is significantly inhibited by social, political, and…	An integrated computational and collaborative approach for city resilience planning Ripan Debnath
Urban food planning in Australia: Enabling and constraining factors This paper theoretically examines the development of urban food planning and systematically explores the factors that enable and hinder its integration with Australian planning systems Publisher: Queensland University of Technology November, 2023 Thesis	This paper theoretically examines the development of urban food planning and systematically explores the factors that enable and hinder its integration with Australian planning systems

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