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Queensland Health. (2008). "Food Industry Fact Sheet 9 Escolar and Rudderfish not Suitable for Catering." Queensland Government, Australia, http //www.health.qld.gov.au/ph/ Documents/ehu/23004.pdf. Accessed Nov. 5, 2008. 

The greater Cairns region has a population of approximately 150,000 residents and a total tourist visitor profile estimated at over 1 million domestic and international tourists annually (Queensland Government,... 

Queensland Government (2001) 2000-2001 Annual Report. Brisbane Tourism Queensland. 

Lynn, K.P. et al. 1986. Report on an accident at Moura No. 4 underground mine. Warden s Inquiry. Department of natural resources and mines, Queensland Government. 

An Employer s Guide to the Manual Tasks—Code of Practice 2010, Queensland Government, Australia. This is a 13-page document, updated in 2011, that includes comments on managing manual tasks and Checklists and Control Options. Available at http //www.deir.qld.gov.au/workplace/resources/ pdfs/manualtask guide.pdf. 

Queensland Government. 1999. Water Quality Sampling Manual, 3rd edn. Queensland Government, Brisbane, Australia, pp. 1-50. 

Mayhew, C (1997) Barriers to Implementation of Known Occupational Health and Safety Solutions in Small Business. Worksafe Australia and the Queensland Government Division of Workplace Health and Safety. 

Mayhew, C, Young, C, Ferris, R, Harnett, C (1997) An Evaluation of the Impact of Targeted Interventions on the OHS Behavior of Small Business Building Industry Owners/Managers/Contractors. Department of Training and Industrial Relations Queensland Government and the National Occupational Health and Safety Commission. 

Ross Kleinschmidt (natural and anthropogenic radioactive matter in groundwater, surface water and sod). Radiation Nuclear Sciences, Forensic Scientific Services, Health Support Queensland Department of Health, Queensland Government, Coopers Plains, QLD... 

FIGURE 13,1 Drivers in casualty crashes by years licensed in Queensland, Australia 2001-2003 data. (From Queensland Transport. 2010. Safe Driving in Queensland Learner Driver Handbook. Brisbane, QLD Queensland Government. With permission.)... 

Queensland Transport. 2010. Safe Driving in Queensland Learner Driver Handbook. Brisbane, QLD Queensland Government. 

Evacuation implies moving people out of the harm s way to safe locations. It can be disruptive for the evacuees and expensive for the state. It has the potential to create anxiety in the community, and threatens safety and security of assets. But it saves lives and minimizes the need for a very expensive post disaster relief effort. Dependent on the nature of the threat, an alternative could be shelter in place (Queensland Government 2010). 

The authors acknowledge financial support from the Centre for Low Emission Technology, the Queensland Government via the NIRAP funding scheme, the Australian Research Council (DP110101185), and Saudi Aramco under the International Research Contract 6600023043. 

I would also like to thank Professor Norm Lahey, to whom this review is dedicated, for dragging me out of the depths of the Government Chemical Laboratories (Queensland) to start a Ph.D. in 1967 and so lead to a life in academia. 

This work was supported in part by the Australian Research Grants Council and the Government of Queensland. The authors thank all Alchemia core facilities that participated in these study, especially Mr. Hoan The Vu for his support in analytical tasks and the entire VAST team for their support of this research. 

A much more recent occurrence was in January 1984, in the state of Queensland, Australia, when an extortionist threatened to infect the livestock with foot-and-mouth disease if certain prison reforms were not undertaken. Authorities could not afford to take this threat lightly Queensland is home to 60% of the Australian beef industry. The Australian government sought urgent and highly secret consultations with the United States and some of its other allies. The threat was ultimately determined to be a hoax perpetrated by a local convict however, the economic implications of such an attack are obvious, and even the Australian authorities concluded that it would have been almost impossible to prevent.22... 

In local government areas in northern Queensland after natural disasters, it is the primary role of EHOs to determine the environmental health risks and priorities from a community perspective and to provide this information to decision makers in a timely manner. 

So in 2011, the Cairns public health unit initiated a project to develop an integrated systematic approach to assessing environmental health issues and priorities after a disaster. Cairns worked with other northern Queensland local governments, indigenous and non-indigenous community agencies, the Red Cross, and the State Health Department [47]. 

The authors would like to thank the Australian Research Council for funding under the Discovery grants scheme (grant DP0208223). We thank the Queensland State Government for providing IB with a Smart State Fellowship, and to Sylvia and Charles Viertel Charitable Foundation (Queensland) for an unrestricted grant to TVC. 

It also reflects the intent to deliver on findings of the World Bank that identified good recovery governance demonstrated during Queensland recovery effort as ... 

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