Editorial March 2025

We are delighted to present the first edition of the Australian and New Zealand Continence Journal since transferring to CSIRO Publishing. It has been exciting to see such informative articles populating the journal’s new website, and we look forward to continued growth throughout 2025. While this change presents a new look and direction, we remain dedicated to providing a consistent service that meets the needs of our researchers and readers. Articles are now more visible and rapidly available online after acceptance, with our model remaining entirely Diamond Open Access, with no cost to authors or readers. Each article is linked to an individual DOI number to assist with referencing and tracking, and accepted submissions will be listed across an increasing number of online databases. The end result is that our journal now stands out even more amongst the crowd, and we are confident that it has become a very attractive outlet for the submission and publication of high-quality works from across the global continence research community.

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Australian and New Zealand Continence Journal
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2025-03-20
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https://doi.org/10.1071/cj24044
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Earthquake and Disaster Impact Studies
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Editorial March 2025

Christian Moro
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Editorial March 2025

Christian Moro
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We are delighted to present the first edition of the Australian and New Zealand Continence Journal since transferring to CSIRO Publishing. It has been exciting to see such informative articles populating the journal’s new website, and we look forward to continued growth throughout 2025. While this change presents a new look and direction, we remain dedicated to providing a consistent service that meets the needs of our researchers and readers. Articles are now more visible and rapidly available online after acceptance, with our model remaining entirely Diamond Open Access, with no cost to authors or readers. Each article is linked to an individual DOI number to assist with referencing and tracking, and accepted submissions will be listed across an increasing number of online databases. The end result is that our journal now stands out even more amongst the crowd, and we are confident that it has become a very attractive outlet for the submission and publication of high-quality works from across the global continence research community.

Australian and New Zealand Continence JournalVol. 31(1)
Bond University (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 95%
Earthquake and Disaster Impact Studies
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