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    Submission to NSW Parliament Inquiry into teacher shortages in New South Wales by Wilson, Rachel, McGrath-Champ, Susan, Gavin, Mihajla, Stacey, Meghan, Fitzgerald, Scott

    Published 2022
    “…The Teachers’ Work in Schools research team makes this submission to assist the Education Committee of the NSW Upper House in its “examination of teacher shortages in the NSW school system, both the factors contributing to the shortages” including “the various contributions of long-term teacher shortages, loss of the casual teaching workforce, vaccination mandates, COVID-19 and other factors”, and “the best ways to address them”. …”
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    Australia's federal experience by Petchey, Jeffrey Dean, Wells, G.

    Published 2004
    “…Within the federation, the colonies became states and a democratic national parliament with an upper house (the Senate) and a lower house (the House of representatives) was created. …”
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    Damper connector by Hejazi, Farzad, Jaafar, Mohd Saleh, Mohd Zain, Mohd Azmi, Vaghei, Ramin, Ebrahimi, Esmaeil

    Published 2014
    “…The damper connector (100) comprises an upper housing member (102) and a lower housing member (106) in communication with each other, each of the housing members (102, 106) having a base plate (108, 120) with parallel plates (110, 122) that are perpendicular to the base plate (108,120), both the upper housing member (102) and the lower housing member (106) are in communication with each other such that, the parallel plates (110) of the upper housing member (102) alternate with the parallel plates (122) of the lower housing member (106); and the parallel plates (110, 122) are spaced apart forming parallel slots for insertion of a damping member (104).…”
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    Japan – U.S. Relations under the Abe Doctrine: Shifting Policy in East Asia Regional Stability by Manurung, Hendra

    Published 2017
    “…The coalition already holds a supermajority, required for amending the constitution, in the upper house. It justified Abe for calling the national elections a year earlier than needed to secure a public mandate for addressing the growing North Korean threat and to validate popular support for deepening national economic reforms, which have had recent success in boosting Japan’s growth rate and the stock market.Still the outcome gave Abe a mandate for his policies.However, his stewardship was unclear as several other factors contributed to LDP’s overwhelming victory.At the structural level, Japan’s first past the post-electoral system tends to amplify electoral wins in comparison to proportional representation systems. …”
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