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1.	Land condition monitoring information for reef catchments: a new era The Rangeland Journal 31(1) R. A. Karfs, B. N. Abbott, P. F. Scarth and J. F. Wallace Published 26 March 2009
2.	Climate change impacts on northern Australian rangeland livestock carrying capacity: a review of issues The Rangeland Journal 31(1) G. M. McKeon, G. S. Stone, J. I. Syktus, J. O. Carter, N. R. Flood, D. G. Ahrens, D. N. Bruget, C. R. Chilcott, D. H. Cobon, R. A. Cowley, S. J. Crimp, G. W. Fraser, S. M. Howden, P. W. Johnston, J. G. Ryan, C. J. Stokes and K. A. Day Published 26 March 2009
3.	Kangaroos in the rangelands: opportunities for landholder collaboration The Rangeland Journal 31(1) A. Baumber, R. Cooney, P. Ampt and K. Gepp Published 26 March 2009
4.	A framework for assessing regional biodiversity condition under changing environments of the arid Australian rangelands The Rangeland Journal 31(1) A. K. Smyth, R. Brandle, V. Chewings, J. Read, A. Brook and M. Fleming Published 26 March 2009
5.	Poisonous plants in Northern Territory rangelands. The Australian Rangeland Journal 1(3) AS Mitchell Published 1 March 1979
6.	*The influence of buffel grass (Cenchrus ciliaris) on biodiversity in an arid Australian landscape* The Rangeland Journal 31(3) A. Smyth, M. Friedel and C. O'Malley Published 28 August 2009
7.	The extent and status of remnant vegetation in Queensland and its implications for statewide vegetation management and legislation The Rangeland Journal 24(1) B. A. Wilson, V. J. Neldner and A. Accad Published 15 June 2002
8.	Increasing the perennial grass component of native pastures through grazing management in the 400–600 mm rainfall zone of central western NSW The Rangeland Journal 31(4) A. M. Bowman, Y. Alemseged, G. J. Melville, W. J. Smith and F. Syrch Published 27 November 2009
9.	Ecosystem services from tropical savannas: economic opportunities through payments for environmental services The Rangeland Journal 31(1) Romy Greiner, Iain Gordon and Chris Cocklin Published 26 March 2009
10.	The climate change risk management matrix for the grazing industry of northern Australia The Rangeland Journal 31(1) David H. Cobon, Grant S. Stone, John O. Carter, Joe C. Scanlan, Nathan R. Toombs, Xike Zhang, Jacqui Willcocks and Greg M. McKeon Published 26 March 2009
11.	Determining the effect of stocking rate on the spatial distribution of cattle for the subtropical savannas The Rangeland Journal 31(3) N. W. Tomkins, P. J. O'Reagain, D. Swain, G. Bishop-Hurley and E. Charmley Published 28 August 2009
12.	Buffel grass in Queensland's semi-arid woodlands: response to local and landscape scale variables, and relationship with grass, forb and reptile species The Rangeland Journal 31(3) Teresa J. Eyre, Jian Wang, Melanie F. Venz, Chris Chilcott and Giselle Whish Published 28 August 2009
13.	Sharing Skippy: how can landholders be involved in kangaroo production in Australia? The Rangeland Journal 31(3) Rosie Cooney, Alex Baumber, Peter Ampt and George Wilson Published 28 August 2009
14.	The impacts of invasive plant species on the biodiversity of Australian rangelands The Rangeland Journal 28(1) A. C. Grice Published 29 May 2006
15.	Scenario analysis of alternative vegetation management options on the greenhouse gas budget of two grazing businesses in north-eastern Australia The Rangeland Journal 31(1) S. G. Bray and R. Golden Published 26 March 2009
16.	*Reproductive and vegetative responses of different accessions of Microlaena stipoides* (Labill.) R.Br. to nitrogen applications and supplementary irrigation in southern Australia** The Rangeland Journal 27(2) I. H. Chivers and D. E. Aldous Published 22 November 2005
17.	Causes of the extinction of native mammals of the Western Division of New South Wales: an ecological interpretation of the nineteenth century historical record The Rangeland Journal 23(1) Daniel Lunney Published 15 June 2001
18.	The Australian Collaborative Rangelands Information System: preparing for a climate of change The Rangeland Journal 31(1) G. N. Bastin, D. M. Stafford Smith, I. W. Watson and A. Fisher Published 26 March 2009
19.	The feasibility of farming kangaroos. The Australian Rangeland Journal 5(1) NC Shepherd Published 1 April 1983
20.	Can bare ground cover server as a surrogate for plant biodiversity in grazed tropical woodlands? The Rangeland Journal 31(1) Juliana McCosker, John Rolfe and Rod Fensham Published 26 March 2009