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2025

Bowen, M. K. (2025) Alternative land use and diversification opportunities in the grazing lands of Queensland: Evaluation of environmental markets and renewable energy projects as diversification opportunities for grazing properties. Technical Report. State of Queensland, Queensland.

Department of Primary Industries, Queensland (2025) Biosecurity in Queensland A review of the prohibited and restricted matter lists: Discussion paper. Discussion Paper. State of Queensland.

Zeil-Rolfe, L. (2025) Environmental markets for graziers: Key markets, product opportunities and risks. Technical Report. Department of Primary Industries, Queensland.

Exley, P. and Cawthorn, D.-M. (2025) Investigation and improvement of live Blue Swimmer Crab handling in NSW. Project Report. FRDC.

Robins, J. B., Flint, N., Stratford, N. J., Pillans, R., Charles, W., Williams, S. M., Taylor, M. and Seghers, S. (2025) Knowledge to improve the assessment and management of Giant Mud Crabs (Scylla serrata) in Queensland: Final Report. Project Report. Fisheries Research and Development Corporation.

Mayer, D. G. (2025) Macadamia Crop Forecasting 2023 - 2025. Project Report. Hort Innovation.

Nayak, M. K., Holloway, J. C., Warrick, C. and Wilson, P. (2025) Phosphine best management practices: Disinfesting stored commodities. Technical Report. Grains Research & Development Corporation.

Mitchell, J. D., Scott-Holland, T. B., Cross, M. C., Adsett, R., Cahill, G., Boyer, D., Butcher, P. and Mikitis, M. (2025) Queensland SharkSmart Drone Trial (2020 - 2024) Final Report. Project Report. State of Queensland, Brisbane.

Department of Primary Industries, Queensland (2025) Queensland shark management plan 2025 to 2029. Documentation. Queensland Government, Queensland.

Biosecurity Queensland (2025) Research highlights: Invasive plants and animals research 2024 - 25 / Department of Primary Industries. Technical Report. State of Queensland.

Higham, W., McCosker, K., Brooks, E., Northey, A., Humphreys, P., Hassett, R., Keuhne, G., Llewellyn, R. and Star, M. (2025) Review of land management targets : Reef 2050 Water Quality Improvement Plan : summary report. Technical Report. State of Queensland.

Sumpter, L. I., Campbell, A. B., Hoyle, S. D., Tanimoto, M. and Fox, A. R. (2025) Stock assessment of Australian east coast Spanish mackerel (Scomberomorus commerson), with data to June 2024. Technical Report. State of Queensland, Brisbane.

Faircloth, A. (2025) The Global Perception and Understanding of Vibration and Acoustics in Timber Structures. Technical Report. Gottstein Trust.

O'Mara, K., Carpenter-Bundhoo, L., Compagnoni, S., Donaldson, J., Geelen, L., Lucas, T., Marshall, J., Negus, P., Pusey, B. and Kennard, M. (2025) Threats, risk assessment and recovery action planning for rare and threatened freshwater fish in Queensland’s Wet Tropics region. Technical Report. Griffith University.

Widderick, M. J. (2025) Using Crop Competition to Suppress Weeds. Technical Report. Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC).

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