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Meet Bunny and Bee who live in a tree. These child-like characters live a simple life in their spectacular tree house surrounded by nature. Share their day and nighttime adventures. Many aspects of the STEM programme are included in this series.

All aboard for a train ride brimming with 101 fun-filled flaps to lift and clever rhyming text to read from left to right or top to bottom!

Ten tiny board books introduce readers to words about play, clothes, bathtime, and more

Project to design an environmentally sustainable and flexible events centre in the Viaduct Basin of the CBD district of Auckland, New Zealand with particular reference to the Halsey Street whare extension at the corner of Halsey Street and Jellicoe Street.

Wake up, ears. Wake up, eyes. No more lazy, sleepy sighs. It''s morning and a toddler is getting ready for another new day. Mornings are such a special time - there are tickles and cuddles from Daddy and garden birds to watch from the window. There''s crunchy cereal to eat with Mummy and, of course, there''s Bear - to share everything with. Marni McGee''s lyrical, calming text is perfect to read aloud at any time of day.

This report stems from a larger research project that aimed to determine and demonstrate/trial how existing urban planning principles and practices could accommodate climate change and the uncertainty of climate change impacts for a "seachange" region. This report pertains to a component of the research. The research problem that is the focus of this report is specifically to: "Develop a mechanism and process to enable the mainstreaming of climate change adaptation within local government." An applied research case study was undertaken to address the research problem through a collaboration between researchers and practitioner experts working in local government and related institutions. The location of the research was the Rockhampton Region and the Rockhampton Regional Council (RRC) served as the host for the research. The region is exposed to multiple climate hazards including flooding, storm surge, bush fires, wind (including cyclones), and sea level rise. The case study period spans the period August 2011 to the end of 2012.

Little hamster learns to stop hitting others and is able to make friends.