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Assessment of research and practice in Australian natural hazards management / Geoffrey Pickup, Joseph E. Minor.

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Pickup, Geoffrey.
Minor, Joseph E.

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[Canberra] : Australian National University ; Winnellie, N.T. : distributed by North Australia Research Unit, ANU, 1980.

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Over the last ten years awareness of natural hazards as a threat to Australian society has greatly increased, largely in response to a series of major disasters including the Tasmanian bushfires of 1967, Cyclone Althea in 1971, and the Brisbane floods and Cyclone Tracy in 1974.

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