PUBLICATIONS

• T Coyne, 2024, ‘Reimaging Urban Design of Stormwater Infrastructure in Settler-Colonial Sydney’, Geographical Research, https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1745- 5871.12645

• N'Arwee't C. Briggs, Buckley, J., Chesworth, D., Coyne, T., Farr, A., Harper, L., Ho, X., Heyns, A.L., Leber, S., Melo Zurita, M.d.L., Raby, O., 2023, 'Listen - Look up! Listen - Look down! Experiencing the counter-city through a sonic and augmented reality experience of urban undergrounds in southeast Melbourne', Cities, Vol. 142, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cities.2023.104513

• T Coyne, 2023, ‘Emily O’Gorman, Wetlands in a Dry Land: More-than-Human Histories of Australia’s Murray-Darling Basin’, Journal of Australian, Canadian, and Aotearoa New Zealand Studies 3 (September 2023): 187-188, https://doi.org/10.52230/OULV3524

• T Coyne, 2023, 'Listen Deep to Subterranean Kinfrastructures', Swamphen: Journal of Cultural Ecology Vol.9 https://openjournals.library.sydney.edu.au/index.php/Swamphen

• N Naserisafavi, Coyne, T, Melo Zurita, M, Zhang, K & Prodanovic, V, 2022, 'Community values on governing urban water nature-based solutions in Sydney, Australia', Journal of Environmental Management, Vol.322, No.15, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvman.2022.116063

• T Coyne 2022, 'Queering the Swamp', Succession Vol.2 Queering the Environment, Network in Canadian History & Environment (Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement), https://niche-canada.org/2022/06/27/queering-the-swamp/

• T Coyne, 2021, review of Country by Bruce Pascoe and Bill Gamage, ed. Margo Neale, The Conversation https://theconversation.com/book-review-country-is-an-urgent-call-to-learnfrom-indigenous-knowledges-to-care-for-the-land-172142

• Coyne, T., Melo Zurita, M., Reid, D., and Prodanovic, V. 2020, 'Culturally inclusive water urban design: a critical history of hydrosocial infrastructures in Southern

CONFERENCE PAPERS, TALKS AND PRESENTATIONS

• Common Infrastructure Symposium 2020 | The University of Sydney - Georges River beyond the pipes: a political ecology of stormwater infrastructure in Sydney’s Georges River

• Geography Society of New South Wales Honours/Masters Research Conference 2020 | The University of New South Wales - Methods and tactics for crafting regenerative futures (Guest panel member)

• Strange/Letters Symposium 2021 | The Association for the Study of Literature, Environment & Culture – Australia & New Zealand - Correspondence with cities

• Connected Waters Initiative Annual Retreat 2021 | The University of New South Wales - Deep listening to Eora waters - An analysis of Sydney’s hydrosocial soundscapes

• The Institute of Australian Geographers Annual Conference 2021 | The University of Sydney - Settler-Colonial Hydraulic Urban Design in Sydney’s Kamay Swamplands

• The Royal Geographical Society – Institute of British Geographers Annual International Conference 2021 | London/Online - Sydney’s Subterranean Hydrostructures - abandoned train tunnels and the eels of Lake St James Station

• Festival of Urbanism 2021 | The University of Sydney & Monash University, Melbourne - Hidden, underground stories of a watery city

• State of Australian Cities (SOAC) PhD Symposium 2021 | Australasian Early Career Urban Research Network, RMIT Melbourne - Silent Waterscapes: Water, Infrastructure and Sound in the City

• Subterranean Geography in Australia 2022 | The University of New South Wales - Queer Ecologies of Sydney’s Subterranean Waterscapes

• The American Association of Geographers Annual Conference 2022 Online - Voices of the Queer Ecologies of Sydney’s Volumetric Waterscapes

• Australian & Aotearoa NZ Environmental History Network 2022 American Environmental History Week - Panelist, Roundtable: New Approaches to Environmental Histories of Water Ecologies

• The Australian Historical Association Annual Conference 2022 | Deakin University - Panelist: Environmental History and Environmental Humanities, Interdisciplinary Conversations

• The Institute of Australian Geographers Annual Conference 2022 | The University of New England - Queering the Swamp

• The American Association of Geographers Annual Conference 2023 Online - The Vibrant Soundscapes of Sydney’s Subterranean Water Kinfrastructures

• Re-orientations: New Social Roles for the Architecture Professions|School of Architecture, University of Technology Sydney - Swamp City: Queer Ecology of Sydney’s Swampscapes

• The Institute of Australian Geographers Annual Conference 2024 | The University of Adelaide - Eel City

• History Now: State Library of New South Wales 2024 - More-than-human histories

• The Institute of Australian Geographers Annual Conference 2025 | The University of Newcastle - Sensing the Swamp

• Watertalks 2025 | Tin Sheds Gallery - The University of Sydney

• Deep Place - Earth and Ocean Entanglements 2025 | Floorplan Studio

EXHIBITIONS

• Seoul Biennale of Architect and Urbanism, 2023, ‘Hidden Rippon Lee’

• Venice Architecture Biennale, 2023, in ‘Unsettling Queenstown’, Australian Pavilion, ‘Hidden Rippon Lee’

• Melbourne Design Week, 2023, ‘Hidden Rippon Lea’

PRIZES AND FUNDING

• Dean List for Academic Excellence Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, The University of New South Wales 2020

• Best Performance in Master of Environmental Management, UNSW Winner, The Orica Ronnie Harding Award –2020

• The Geographical Society of New South Wales 2021 Symposium Grant - Awarded $4800 to facilitate a unique scholarly symposium related to subterranean geographical research in Australia.

• Australian Postgraduate Award (APA) 2020-2023 - Awarded $26,288 annually, for a period of three years.

• Casual Staff Teaching Award 2021 The University of New South Wales; School of Humanities & Languages - in recognition of outstanding contributions to learning and teaching.

• People’s Choice Award, UNSW Education Festival 2022, Session Empowering Students to be Agents of Change - ‘Pluriversal Futures, in Action - Empowering Critical Thinking for Regenerative Development’