Prof. Elaine Stratford1, Prof. Kitty  te Riele2, Dr Sarah Stewart2 1Institute for the Study of Social Change, University Of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, 2Peter Underwood Centre, University of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia   The need for high quality teacher education is evident...

Mr David Boon1 1Curriculum Services, Department of Education, Tasmania, Hobart, Australia   While the local area is utilised for student learning, little research has been put into how students actually perceive that environment in a spatial sense. My experience as...

Dr Susannah Clement1 1University Of Wollongong   GoPro is a brand synonymous with small but relatively high powered, versatile and durable, sports action cameras. As they are lightweight and able to be mounted to bodies and equipment they are increasingly...

Ms Charishma Ratnam1 1UNSW Australia   In geography, the multiple approaches of conducting research has meant that emotions are given less attention. However, central to the remit of conducting/understanding our research involves a suite of embodied, verbal, non-verbal and emotional...

Mr James Jang1, Ms Anna Carlson1 1University Of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia   What does it mean to think and write collectively within and against the neoliberal, still-colonial university? What possibilities for divergent or subversive knowledge are there in the confines...

Ms Karen Paiva Henrique1 1University of Western Australia, Crawley, Australia   Given the complex nature of social research, identifying, categorising, and assembling research subjects into discrete participant groups is often considered a logical and necessary step in data collection and...

Ms Ting Ting Tracy Cheung1,2, Dr.  Sara Fuller1, Prof. Dr. Jürgen Oßenbrügge2 1Department of Geography and Planning, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia 2Institute of Geography and Cluster of Excellence Climate, Climatic Change, and Society, Universität Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany   A range...

Mr Chieh-Ming Lai1 1University of Sydney   Clashes between nature and infrastructures are common in Asian Pacific cities, where rapid urban growth meets flourishing vegetation. The aesthetic breakage of tree branches tangled with telecommunication cables escalated to a serious safety...

Dr Ruth Lane1, Professor Annica Kronsell2 1Monash University, Clayton,, Australia 2University of Gothenburg, Gothenburg,, Sweden   Households are under studied and under-theorised in sustainability transitions. They have mainly been understood as users of technology in research that has strongly focused...

Miss Wenjing Zhang1, Professor  Mark  Wang1, Professor Michael Webber1 1University of melbourne, Parkville, Australia   With the increasing threat of water availability in megacities around the world, integrating different dimensions of water management has become significant in contemporary China. The...