Titlebook: Beyond the North-South Culture Wars; Reconciling Northern Allan Dale Book 2014 The Author(s) 2014 Climate Adaptation in Northern Australia.

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Themes in the North’s Recent Historyffort is needed to reconcile these cultural differences. As a foundation for the balance of this book, this chapter explores where the future of the north may head without such reconciliation. It also considers the need for a clear forward agenda.

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Southern Enclaves: Mining, Tourism and Urban Developmentvy casualties on both sides. This chapter explores the northern experience in the mining, tourism and urban development sectors and explores pathways for reform in our planning and impact assessment processes.

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Northern Blackfellas and Southern Migaloos policy angst and increased expenditure, Australia still lacks a cohesive policy and operational frameworks for Indigenous-centred community development. This chapter explores my personal experiences in this policy space, but also defers to cohesive calls from Indigenous leaders across the north on the need for real reform.

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Larry’s Story: What Climate Means for Northern Developmentat northern Australia can grow and prosper in the face of cyclonic risk, but doing so will require some very different approaches to planning, building, disaster preparedness, insurance management and disaster relief arrangements.

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Looking Past the North–South Dividete across cultural divides and growing an understanding of the role played by hinterland communities in providing the ecosystem and food services needed by cities. Finally, to give my proposed forward agenda best effect, I look at some opportunities that now lie ahead of us, and what needs to be done for the north to take advantage of them.

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Wolfgang Dau,J. D. G. Hoffmann,Markus Bangeron of my immediate family from life in the south to life in the north through the experiences of my father. Finally, I set the scene for understanding some of southern Australia’s responses to the Indigenous rights agenda through my own experiences in Indigenous affairs in both the north and the south.

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Internet Addiction: A Real Addiction?, managing the north’s vast landscapes, Australian, State and Territory Governments also need to work together with land managers to develop a clear national approach that positions northern Australia well within these emerging market opportunities.