2018 List of papers & abstracts

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Folklinguistics and social meanings of TRAP ~ PALM in BATH words in Australian English

Cara Penry Williams

Migrants and Australian English: Accents, Attitudes and Perception

Chloé Diskin and Deborah Loakes

Variability in vowel categorisation behaviour amongst three diverse listener groups in Victoria, Australia.

Debbie Loakes, John Hajek, Janet Fletcher and Josh Clothier

Accessing interpreters along the continuum – Kriol in the justice system

Dima Rusho

Images of Vietnamese and Vietnamese Englishes through Melbourne’s Linguistic Landscapes

Donna Starks, Shem Macdonald and Nhan Phan

‘This is an Australian ahhccent’: Performed speech in Bondi Hipsters

Eleanor Lewis

“You just think of annoying girls that don't shut up”: Perceptions and ideologies of like and youse in Western and Northern Sydney

Elena Sheard

Melbourne English: A New Corpus

James Walker and Cara Penry Williams

The use of smile in backchannel interactions in Australian English

Jean Mulder and Saya Ike

Perception of cues to coda stop voicing in Australian English

Joshua Penney, Felicity Cox and Anita Szakay

Connecting research on Australian Englishes with the high school curriculum

Lauren Gawne and Debbie de Laps

“Signed, One Who Does Not Call a Spade a Spyde”: arguments over vowels in 1890s Melbourne

Lee Murray

Accent, Democracy and Representation in Australia

Louisa Willoughby and Matteo Bonotti

Possessive have (got) in Australian English in the 20th century

Minna Korhonen

Australian English as an epicentre in world English

Pam Peters

Language Contact between English and Greek in Australia.

Stephie Nikoloudis