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VURRN Press Book Launch The Changing Nature of Australia's Country Towns - edited by Maureen Rogers& David Jones Available from the end of October 2006. |
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Welcome to VURRN Press Inc. VURRN Press provides a forum for the publication, sales and distribution of working papers, monographs and books which demonstrate the diverse and valuable research being carried out by the five VURRN universities. |
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Book Launch Participation and Governance in Regional Development - Edited by Robyn Eversole and John Martin - to be launched on 11 November at RMIT University |
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Victorian Small Towns Study VURRN have submitted an application to the Australian Research Council for a major study of small towns in Victoria. |
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First Annual Update of 'About Australia's Regions' The Bureau of Transport and Regional Economics (BTRE)recently released the first annual update of'About Australia's Regions which reflects the latest available regional statistics. |
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VURRN Website Update Your input will assist us in further enhancing the VURRN.com website over the coming months. |
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VURRN Members Present to National Research Network Kevin O'Toole (Deakin University) and Maureen Rogers (Latrobe Univeristy) were invited to present to the National Research Network on 20 November 2003 to introduce VURRN, its rationale and current projects. |
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Multi-University Collaborative Survey Research Facility Dr Steven McEachern (University of Ballarat) recently provided VURRN members with an update on progress towards establishing a national survey research facility. |
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Modelling Your Regional Economy At the September 2003 VURRN meeting Ian Pinge and Matthew Nichol introduced VURRN members to Remplan 1.0, a logical and intuitive software package that provides previously unavailable data unique to the user's region. |
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VURRN Launches Online Services The Centre for Electronic Commerce and Communications (University of Ballarat) has assisted VURRN in establishing comprehensive online services to support the activities of the network. Communications. |
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