Dirk Spennemann

Charles Sturt University

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Paul Humphries

Charles Sturt University

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Kay Oddone

Charles Sturt University

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Rachel Whitsed

Charles Sturt University

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Charles Sturt University

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Trophy fish heads are a source of body size information for historical and contemporary ecology

What do librarians look like? Stereotyping of a profession by generative Ai

“Endlich wieder Strietzeln”

The exploration of sensory and multisensory experiences of Hobart’s Salamanca Market and their potential as intangible heritage

The Identification and Documentation of On-site Sensory and Multisensory Experience–A Methodological Protocol

Generative Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Public Knowledge

Red tape or open slaughter? Examining and sampling biological animal specimens held in public and private collections

The Ephemeral Cultural Landscape of an Australian Federal Election

Birding via Facebook—Methodological Considerations When Crowdsourcing Observations of Bird Behavior via Social Media

A Disappearing Cultural Landscape: The Heritage of German-Style Land Use and Pug-And-Pine Architecture in Australia

The impact of COVID-19 on the Australian outdoor recreation industry from the perspective of practitioners

Attenuation of Odours in the Urban Outdoor Environment: A Rapid Review and Implications for the Conduct and Interpretation of Smell Walks

ChatGPT and the Generation of Digitally Born “Knowledge”: How Does a Generative AI Language Model Interpret Cultural Heritage Values?

Exhibiting the Heritage of COVID-19—A Conversation with ChatGPT

What Actually Is a Heritage Conservation Area? A Management Critique Based on a Systematic Review of New South Wales (Australia) Planning Documents

The Decentralized Generation of Public Knowledge during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Examples from Australia

Establishing Genealogies of Born Digital Content: The Suitability of Revision Identifier (RSID) Numbers in MS Word for Forensic Enquiry

Documenting COVID-19 for Posterity: A Review of the Types of Fitted Face Masks Worn in Albury (Australia)

The Digital Heritage of the Battle to Contain COVID-19 in Australia and Its Implications for Heritage Studies

Production of German Picture Postcards at the Western Front 1915–1916 as Exemplified by the Imagery of the Church Bell of Marquillies (Département du Nord, France)

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Murray Parker

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