Publications
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Hine, A., Medvecky, F. (2015) Unfinished Science in Museums: a push for critical science literacy. Journal of Science Communication 14:2.
Kirsch, P., Hine, A., Maybury, T. (2015). A model for the implementation of industry-wide knowledge sharing to improve risk management practice. Safety Science
80: 66-76.
BOOK CHAPTERS
Hine, A., Kirsch, P. (2018) Dreams of futures past - curating post-mining landscapes, in From Start to Finish: A Life-of-Mine Perspective, AusIMM Spectrum Series, 277-286.
Rifkin, W., Hine, A. (2015) The Case for Student-Generated Digital Media Assignments in Science Courses, in Hoban, G. et al. (ed.) Student-generated Digital Media in Science Education: Learning, explaining and communicating content, Routledge, 13-24.
OTHER
Hine, A., Edwards, C. (2020) Death metal — Rediscovering the shimmer in gold. Kerb Journal 28.
Hine, A. (2020) Submerged perspectives: finding dissent in the industrial centres of South America’s globalising modernity, Postcolonial Studies
Kirsch, P., Hine, A., Amizlev, I. (2014) Red Mud: Art and the Post-Mining Landscape, Artlink Magazine, Adelaide 34:4, 35-39.
CONFERENCE PAPERS & PRESENTATIONS
Hine, A., Gibson, C., Carr, C. (2022) Troublesome materialities and the regional hydrogen imaginary.
Institute of Australian Geographers Conference, July 2022.
Hine, A. (2021) A Good Use of a Finch. Institute of Australian Geographers Conference, July 2021, Sydney.
Hine, A., Mayes, R. (2021) Putting out fires: Spon-com’s spectral intrusions on post mining possibilities. Institute of Australian Geographers Conference, July 2021, Sydney.
Hine, A., Harvey, MA. (2019) Trace elements: Selenium and its weed across the ‘Badlands’. IAG Conference, July 2019, Hobart.
Hine, A., Edwards, C. (2018) The Mines of Tomorrow: More-than-human operators of deep sea urbanisation. NZGS / IAG Conference, July 2018, Auckland.
Edwards, C. Hine, A. (2018) The Mines of Tomorrow: more-than-human operators of deep sea urbanisation. Closing the Gap - How technology changes spatial relationships between humans and animals, March 2018, Nordic Centre, Fudan University, Shanghai. [Forthcoming as book chapter]
Hine, A. (2017) How to See a Mine: the role and visibility of situated knowledges within mine closure planning. Institute of Australian Geographers Conference, July 2017, Brisbane.
Hine, A., Erskine, P. (2016) Recognising and Integrating Stakeholder Landform Expectations into Life-of-mine Planning, AusIMM Life of Mine conference [peer-reviewed], September 2016, Brisbane, Queensland.
Hine, A. (2016) How to See a Mine: Tracing and projecting partial, situated knowledges as future anthropocenic landscapes, Royal Geographical Society conference, August 2016, London, UK.
Kirsch, P., Hine, A., Amizlev, I. (2015) Earthworks/Mineworks: creating shared visions for postmined landscapes/landshapes. Mine Closure 2015 conference [peer-reviewed], June 2015, Vancouver, Canada.
Hine, A., Kirsch, P. (2014) Dreams of futures past: Curating post-mining landscapes, AusIMM Life of Mine conference [peer-reviewed], July 2014, Brisbane, Queensland.