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Welcome to the School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences Intranet. This intranet contains resources and documentation for SGEES staff and students, along with the wider community of School associates and collaborators. It is intended to complement, rather than replace, the Schools public website at http www.victoria.ac.nzgeo. It runs on a Wiki server specifically TWiki. To get familiar with TWikis features! Welcome to the School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences Intranet.
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Welcome to the School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences Intranet. This intranet contains resources and documentation for SGEES staff and students, along with the wider community of School associates and collaborators. It is intended to complement, rather than replace, the Schools public website at http www.victoria.ac.nzgeo. It runs on a Wiki server specifically TWiki. To get familiar with TWikis features! Welcome to the School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences Intranet.

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