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Kirkpatrick, Rod (2002) Shooting Folly as it Flies: Greatness and Country Editors. Australian Journalism Review, 24 1: 99-114.
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Obijiofor, Levi (2001) Singaporean And Nigerian Journalists' Perceptions Of New Technologies. Australian Journalism Review, 23 1: 131-151.
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Kirkpatrick, R (2006) Six of the best dunn and dusted. Panpa Bulletin, August 259: 54-55.
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Frangi, Anthony and Fletcher, Mandy So you want media coverage...: A simple guide on how to get it and how to handle it. St Lucia, Australia: University of Queensland Press, 2002.
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Paine, M. and Elske van de Fliert (2007) Special Issue: Managing Change under Conditions of Complexity. The Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension, 13 3: 161-258.
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Kirkpatrick, R. (2005) Spectator watched Hamilton prosper over 145 years. PANPA Bulletin, August 248: 56-57.
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Cokley, John D. (2004). Spoiled for Choice: Vacation Planning. ArcaMax Publishing.
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Cokley, John D. (2003) Staying in Touch: News Delivery to Australian Researchers in Antarctica. Southern Review: Communication, Politics & Culture, 36 1: 102-115.
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Louw, P.E. Sydney Olympics and foreign attitudes towards Australia. Gold Coast, Queensland: CRC Tourism, 2004.
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Kirkpatrick, R. (2003) Symposium brings 1800s Sydney to life. PANPA Bulletin, 225 : 16-16.
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Kirkpatrick, Rod and Tanner, Stephen (2005) Tall Timbers Come Down: End of Independence for Tasmania's Daily Press. Australian Studies in Journalism, 14: 124-145.
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Kirkpatrick, R. (2002) Taylors reap harvest of editor's hard work at Pioneer. PANPA Bulletin, 1 May 2002: 37-39.
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