Forum for this issue presents observations of the research climate in international education in Australia. The author, Gilbert Hennequin , is co-ordinator of student services at the International Education Office of the Australian National University. Gilbert feels that these changes are impacting on the research climate in international education. The Traveller's Tales in this issue are a combination of reflections and lasting impressions. She felt that the more she read and reminisced the more immersed she became in these tales of drama, fear, excitement and humour.
Terry sketches a landscape of lasting impressions.
He has just returned from a recent trip to Helsinki in Finland. An exploration of the complexity of language. The student research projects in this month's journal explore the environmental landscapes of India and present two projects being conducted by Masters students in Urban Design at the University of Canberra. Both students are working on projects involving Pune which is a major city in India, where there is a need to regenerate its decaying environment. Jyoti Joshi proposes a streetscape improvement design for Ganeshkhind Road, a major road in Pune.