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The Explorer currently contains 144 Range Management Newsletter Issues and 2,009 articles spanning 1974–2026. Historical source processing is continuing, so some Issues may not yet have individual article records.
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Bastin, G. and Allan, G. (2012). After the smoke has cleared: 2011 fire in Central Australia. In: Range Management Newsletter (Ed. N Duckett). 2012(2):3-6. (Australian Rangeland Society: Australia).
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