The newsletter of the Law Council of Australia, you can find the full text of issues from february 1997. The Law Council of Australia exists to represent the legal profession at the national level, to speak on behalf of its constituent bodies on national issues, and to promote the administration of justice, access to justice and general improvement of the law.

Brief is the official journal of the Law Society of Western Australia. It is published monthly, with eleven editions produced each year.

A news bulletin carrying matters of immediate importance to the legal profession. Read individual issues since 1990 or search the archive.

Newsletters on the following topics: Communications, Banking & Financial Services, Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Competition Law, Corporate Law, Construction, Environment and Planning Law, Government Services, Immigration Law, Insurance Law, Mergers and Acquisitions, Power Utilities, Legal Technology Support, Product Liability, Property, Taxation and Superannuation, Technology and Intellectual Property, Workplace Relations and Employment Law.

A monthly bulletin published by the High Court of Australia library. Summaries of cases reserved; cases granted special leave and cases where special leave reserved. No. 1 February 1996 -

A collection of written materials produced by Justice Michael Kirby.

The monthly Law Institute Journal is the key publication for legal practitioners in Victoria. It has articles from a wide variety of sources covering all aspects of the law and legal practice and regular features written by Institute staff, practitioners and experts in other related fields.

A monthly magazine that includes special features, lawyer talk, letters to the editor, in practice, departments and book reviews. Full text of articles are available online and go back as far as 1995. This is a NSW journal, although it covers many commonwealth legal issues.

A bi-monthly publication that features several articles from each issue online from February 1998.

The Review aims to provide quality, fully refereed legal articles and notes of contemporary academic and practical relevance.

This service provides access to the Senate Hansard, the House of Representatives Hansard and Senate, House of Representatives and Joint Committee transcripts.

Full text articles are available from 1997 and are indexed by date, title, author, subject. Covers a variety of legal issues.

It summarises the work of the Council; important decisions of the courts and the tribunals; general developments affecting the merits review tribunals; and changes to, and proposals for, the Commonwealth system of administrative review.

Journal articles, conference papers etc. available on the World Wide Web on administrative law subjects.

The Alternative Law Journal is an Australian journal focusing on the promotion of social justice issues; developing a critique of the legal system; the development of alternative practice; community legal education; and support of law reform activity.

The Arbitrator and Mediator is published three times a year and is distributed to all members. It is also available to non-members by annual subscription. The full text is available online and includes a very user friendly search engine.

The Arts Law Centre of Australia is the national community legal centre for the arts. Arts Law publishes a number of information sheets, checklists, sample agreements and seminar papers, set out in their publications list.

The Attorney-Generals Department's Intellectual Property Branch keeping you up-to-date with Australian Government Copyright News. Full text of current and past issues of the newsletter are available online.

Australian Centre for Environmental Laws' Newsletter contains editorial and other industry specific information. A good source for an overview of the current issues affecting Environmental Law in Australia.

This journal provides an outlet for all areas of legal history but with emphasis on Australian legal history.

The Australian Institute of Criminology is the national focus for the study of crime and criminal justice in Australia and for the dissemination of criminal justice information. The Institute draws on information supplied to it by a wide variety of sources and its policy advice is objective and independent.

A bi-monthly publication that features several articles from each issue online from February 1998.

Full texts of the monthly bulletin from 1997 to present.

Quarterly magazine produced by Justice Action; a community organization for prison reform and criminal justice activists. Selected articles in full text. 27 April 1995 -

The Freedom of Information Review brings you critical articles details of recent court and tribunal decisions in Australia notes on legislative developments international developments in FoI selected reading lists.

This page contains links to journal articles, conference papers etc. available on the World Wide Web on immigration law subjects.

Since 1981 the Indigenous Law Bulletin has provided Indigenous and non-Indigenous lawyers, para-legals, academics, public servants, legislators, teachers and students with the finest in research and reporting on the relationship between Indigenous people and the law.

LawNow hosts a selection of articles by masters of law students.

The Journal is fully refereed and covers both public and private international law. It strikes the important balance between issues of practical and academic import, while maintaining an emphasis on Australia and the Asia-Pacific region.

Patents on Line Australia – IP Services 1999+

This database contains the archival volumes of Privacy Law & Policy Reporter (PLPR), a monthly review and analysis of privacy laws, policies and intrusions, focussing on Australia, New Zealand, and the Asia-Pacific. The current volume of PLPR, and any issues published within the last six months, are not included in this archive.

It covers a diverse range of legal topics all particularly relevant to academics and practitioners alike, continuing the tradition of the Review in providing comprehensive legal analysis.

The Review is a refereed journal that publishes articles, comments and notes on the whole spectrum of legal topics and issues.

The High Court Review is an electronic law journal which publishes expert commentary on those cases granted special leave to appeal to the High Court before the appeal is heard.

Established in 1989, the Revenue Law Journal is an Australian journal with an international focus on all aspects of taxation.

Includes articles, essays, commentaries, case notes and book reviews.

Seeks to disseminate information and views on matters relating to law reform, including developments in case and statute law, as well as proposals for law reform, be they from formal law reform bodies or from other institutions or individuals. The Journal publishes articles, case and legislation notes and comments and reviews of books on law reform related themes.

GLR publishes contemporary work in any area of law and legal studies, particularly inter-disciplinary or socio-legal work.

This journal provides an outlet for all areas of legal history but with emphasis on Australian legal history.

The Review publishes articles on all areas of law, from constitutional to international, jurisprudence to tax. On occasions the Review publishes a special issue, or symposium, drawing together articles on a specific topic.

DTLJ is a journal concerned with intellectual property law issues in the digital environment.

A general journal of law and legal issues. E Law contains four categories. Netwatch, Current Developments, Materials for Comment/Works in Progress and Refereed Articles.

General Issues There are two General Issues published annually. Each General Issue contains articles on a broad range of legal issues which are submitted to the Journal by judges, academics and other members of the legal profession. The Journal also accepts student articles of the highest standard. Thematic Issue. There is one Thematic Issue published annually. The Thematic Issue contains articles on a particular legal topic which is researched and selected by the Board.

A twice yearly publication. The journal contains sections for contributions on law and justice topics as well as student contributions, both undergraduate and postgraduate, and book reviews.

The Review publishes articles, case notes, expert commentary on cases currently being heard by the High Court (reproduced in full) and book reviews.

Examples of topics include articles on law and artificial intelligence/expert systems; computer law, intellectual property law issues, privacy concerns, computer crime, electronic commerce, use of technology in legal practice, technological developments in legal education, etc.

Whilst the journal aims to include articles on a broad range of topics of national and international importance, there is a focus on Western Australian legal issues, which form a separate section of the journal, ‘The Western Australian Forum’.

Although principally focusing on litigation in Hawaii Courts, the Symposium broadly presents issues regarding conducting discovery in Asia, obtaining jurisdiction over foreign defendants, and enforcing judgments in Asia.

The Pacific Rim Law & Policy Journal was founded in 1990 to promote the discussion of legal and policy issues affecting East Asian and trans-Pacific affairs. The Journal provides a forum for the discussion of current issues significant to legal practice and scholarship in this dynamic region.

We publish a wide range of material and legal research with a focus on laws of the South Pacific region and on issues of interest to legal researchers within the region. Submission of work from scholars with an interest in this area is most welcome.