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NARU news: quarterly newsletter of the North Australia Research Unit, Australian National University.

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Casuarina, N.T. : The Unit, 1980?-1996.

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The purpose behind this, the newest in the modest stable of NARU's publications, is neither unique nor possessed of lofty academic intent. It is simply to let people know what is going on in ANU's farthest continuously manned outpost.

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No. 1 (Mar. 1980)-no. 46 (Nov. 1995/Feb. 1996).

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