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The website consists of more than 1800 numbered web pages. Introductory exhibition pages provide a thematic overview to the site (A national approach; Practical science; Forecasting change; Global perspectives) and guided links to the 23 articles in the publication.

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The navigation bar changes within each chapter to reflect the contents of the chapter, but always has a link to the table of contents and the chapter content page.

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Chapter Structure and Heading Gradings

All chapters have a chapter content page listing the chapter title, sections and subsections of the chapter. Sub-subsections are not listed. Chapters can have up to three subheadings (sections, subsections and sub-subsections):

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References

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Bright Sparcs and Australian Science at Work Links

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