… By Ursula Kennedy1, Edward Horton1 and Dylan Rhymer2 1University of Southern
Queensland. Corresponding author: Ursula.Kennedy@usq.edu.au 2Ballandean Estate …

Gutierrez, Tony, Learmonth, Robert P., Nichols, Peter D. and Couperwhite, Iain. 2003."
Comparative benzene-induced fatty acid changes in a rhodococcus species and its benzene-…

Queensland wine industry development has relied upon adoption of viticultural practices
from established winegrowing regions. Such procedures are not necessarily best practice …

In recent years the focus of much research has turned to the influence of light and heat loads
on wine grape quality. Findings over the past years have illustrated negative influences of …

Introduction l am writing this near a two-foot statue of Echo, who cocks her marble ear at me,
listening to me mouth the words aloud.(Ferris 18) This appears in one of Thomas's earliest …

… In this respect, the rhymer is not Dylan Thomas and yet is transparent to him. … to reflect Dylan
Thomas’s own varying theological uncertainty. And so in this poem, “the rhymer” and Dylan …

… Dylan Thomas''s relationship with radio is marked by an increasingly complex aesthetic
response. The broadcasts which he wrote for the BBC demonstrate a progressive refinement of …

… For Rhymer, the biggest benefit of working in Granite Belt is the region’s neutrality. “We’re …
Despite these benefits, Rhymer says there are some downfalls, but no more than other regions …