Where Green Turns to Gold: Strip Cultivation and the Gold Coast Hinterland

Grahame Griffin

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Urbanism, Landscape, and Tourism Studies Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Australian History and Society

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The social and cultural relationships between a rapidly expanding coastal tourist city (the Gold Coast) and its hinterland are explored through the analysis of local media representations.

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