The newsletters provide valuable information and advice
to Australian Government clients, state courts and tribunals,
state government departments and libraries.
No. 89 |
Examines the Federal Court decision in University of Western Australia v Gray (No 20), which has significant implications for ownership and management of rights to inventions by employers in Australia. (15 September 2008) See
Client Login |
No. 88 |
Examines the role of alternative dispute resolution in the Commonwealth context and focuses on the factors peculiar to the Commonwealth where it is a party to an alternative dispute resolution process. (18 August 2008) See
Client Login |
No. 87 |
Discusses the principles governing legal professional privilege and how to claim and retain the privilege. (15 July 2008) PDF 270Kb |
No. 86 |
Discusses how risk can be allocated
and managed through the use of transactional documents
such as contracts and leases, and in particular by
a type of contractual clause known as an indemnity.
(updated 28 July 2008) PDF 274Kb |
No.
85 |
Discusses administrative arrangements
following the prorogation of Parliament and the dissolution
of the House of Representatives, the effect of those
events on particular parliamentary business, and
the employment issues involved in machinery of government
changes. (10 November 2007) PDF 201Kb |
No.
84 |
Discusses the recent High Court decision
in ACCC v Baxter Healthcare and its implications
for procurement by government entities. (24 September
2007) PDF 215Kb |
No.
83 |
Discusses legal issues for grants
and funding programs, and covers different approaches
to grant programs, the establishment and management
of fund relationships and issues that can arise when
ending the funding relationship. (14 June 2007) PDF
273Kb |
No. 82 |
Provides an outline of the core provisions
of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity
Conservation Act 1999 that regulate environmentally
significant activities of the Commonwealth. (4 June
2007) PDF 231Kb |
No. 81 |
Discusses the implications of the
first successful civil penalty proceedings under
the Spam Act 2003, followed by an overview
of the national Do Not Call Register scheme. (14
May 2007) PDF 714Kb |
No. 80 |
Summarises the key aspects of the
regime for dealing with misconduct in the APS. AGS
Special Counsel Litigation, Paul Vermeesch, gives
a succinct overview of the legislative framework
and the procedural issues controlling how misconduct
is to be managed. (24 October 2006) PDF
338Kb |
No. 79 |
Discusses how risk in commercial
transactions can be allocated and managed through
the use of transactional documents such as contracts
and leases, and in particular by a particular type
of contractual clause: the indemnity. The briefing
also discusses how indemnities are regulated by the
FMA framework, before considering the associated
issues of limitations on liability and insurance.
(26 July 2006) PDF 337Kb |
No. 78 |
Is designed to provide AGS clients
with an overview of the natural justice obligations
that attach to the making of decisions. It focuses
upon the requirements of the ‘hearing rule’,
that is, the obligation to provide an opportunity
to be heard before making a decision. (14 July 2006) PDF
217Kb |
No. 77 |
Examines some key aspects of the Workplace
Relations Amendment (Work Choices) Act 2005 and
the amendments it has made to the Workplace
Relations Act 1996. (31 May 2006) PDF
273Kb |
No. 76 |
Focuses on key issues relating to
becoming or creating an FMA agency, and the changes
that flow from being an FMA agency rather than a
CAC authority. (5 December 2005) For current employment
law aspects see Legal Briefing
No. 77 PDF 185Kb |
No.75 |
Summarises the principles and examines
aspects of implied undertakings in litigation, including
duration, jurisdiction and power to grant release,
whether use or disclosure of information to enforce
criminal law is prohibited, interaction with other
curial processes, and principles relevant to release
from the undertaking. (14 September 2005) PDF
112Kb |
No. 74 |
Aims to assist clients in the administration
of their delegations and authorisations by outlining
the nature of powers of delegation and authorisation
and the legal principles relevant to them. (14 December
2004) PDF 606Kb Supersedes Legal
briefing No. 24. |
No. 73 |
Discusses NT Power Generation
Pty Ltd v Power and Water Authority in which
the High Court has allowed an appeal that will
assist government departments, agencies and authorities
to decide whether their activities could involve
carrying on a business and are subject to the provisions
of the Trade Practices Act 1974. (3 November
2004) PDF 108Kb |
No. 72 |
Administrative rearrangements concerning
ministers, departments and other Commonwealth bodies,
and APS employees and other Commonwealth officials,
often follow a general election. This issue assists
those affected by these rearrangements to better
understand the constitutional and statutory framework
that governs action taken to ensure the successful
implementation of the proposed changes. The briefing
also outlines the impact that the prorogation of
the Parliament and the dissolution of the House of
Representatives has had on particular parliamentary
business. The matters discussed in this briefing
often involve government practice, as well as law.
(29 October 2004) PDF 112Kb Supersedes Legal
briefing Nos 43 & 61. |
No. 71 |
This issue is designed to remind
Australian Government agencies about the key issues
concerning contractors and superannuation and to
provide a broad outline of the circumstances in which
superannuation obligations may arise. (13 September
2004) PDF 86Kb |
No. 70 |
Discusses why there is a strategic need for departments
and agencies to re-focus on their GST management
when contracting with third parties and self-assessing
for BAS purposes. The reasons are illustrated where
possible by recent Australian cases. (31 March 2004) PDF
113Kb |
No. 69 |
Provides a concise overview of the Legislative
Instruments Act 2003 including an outline of
the measures in provisions of the Act dealing with
the making, registration, scrutiny and sunsetting
of legislative instruments. (18 December 2003) PDF
763Kb |
No. 68 |
Examines the development of Australian
common law in relation to compensation for psychological
or psychiatric injury, including the distinction
drawn between psychiatric injury and physical injury.
(4 December 2003) PDF 651Kb |
No. 67 |
Discusses the question of whether
administrative decision-makers can vary or revoke
a decision they have made. Also raises some of the
most basic issues in public law. (15 August 2003) PDF
769 Kb |
No. 66 |
Discusses the Commonwealth policy
and legislative framework in respect of procurement
risk, the process of identifying and managing risk,
and risk management and insurance. (12 May 2003) This
issue has been superseded by Legal
briefing No. 79 'Indemnities in Commonwealth contracting' |
No.
65 |
Summarises the principles of legal
professional privilege, particularly as they apply
to government (2 October 2002) PDF
615Kb |
No.
64 |
Explains how to identify and protect
confidential government information (4 July 2002) PDF
755Kb |
No.
63 |
Discusses how amendments to the Privacy
Act 1988 affect agency obligations in relation
to outsourcing (30 April 2002) PDF
643Kb |
No.
62 |
Covers the legal parameters that
govern legal issues in managing under-performing
staff (28 February 2002) PDF 253Kb |
No.
61 |
Discusses legal issues that arise
after a general election—superseded by Legal
briefing No. 72 (14 November 2001) PDF
278 Kb |
No.
60 |
Reviews the role and operation of
Comcover, the Australian Government’s self-managed
fund for insurable risks; focuses on coverage for
legal liabilities (31 July 2001) |
No.
59 |
Examines issues in applying the Electronic
Transactions Act 1999 to Commonwealth bodies
(18 June 2001) |
No.
58 |
Looks at legal issues in managing
staff use of email and the Internet at work; includes
an implementation checklist (27 February 2001) |
No.
57 |
Explains the legislative changes
to powers and processes for dealing with complaints
under the Commonwealth’s anti-discrimination
laws (27 October 2000) |
No.
56 |
Describes contempt of court and how
government employees may be exposed to liability
in proceedings (25 June 2000) |
No.
55 |
Covers amendments to the Corporations
Law and the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies
Act 1997 and the implications for Australian
Government clients (10 March 2000) |
No.
54 |
Provides an overview of the Public
Service Act 1999 (8 March 2000) |
No.
53 |
Explains the Australian Government’s
flexibility in setting fees for services; includes
an overview of the High Court decision in Airservices
Australia v Canadian Airlines International Ltd (14
December 1999) |
No.
52 |
Discusses the application of public
sector employment conditions to government contractors;
includes an overview of the Federal Court of Australia’s
decision in North Western Health Care Network
v Health Services Union of Australia (3 December
1999) |
No.
51 |
Outlines the measures required to
ensure fair and proper tendering processes, and the
need for a probity plan (25 October 1999) Superseded
by Commercial
Notes No. 15 |
No.
50 |
Summarises the goods and services
tax and its implications for Australian Government
agencies (25 September 1999) |
No.
49 |
Provides an overview of the Environment
Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (17
September 1999) |
No.
48 |
Explains the final stage of untying
legal services for Australian Government clients
(15 July 1999) |
No.
47 |
Analyses four 1999 High Court decisions
on applying state and territory laws to the Australian
Government and its authorities (see also Legal
Briefing No. 36) (29
June 1999) |
No.
46 |
Outlines the Australian Government
assistance available to present and former ministers
who are involved in litigation and inquiries (31
May 1999) |
No.
45 |
Discusses legal developments relating
to a government body’s liability for failing
to perform a statutory function (14 May 1999) |
No.
44 |
Reviews Foster v Attorney-General which
casts doubt on whether a Minister can rely on section
19 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901 to
authorise another Minister or a Parliamentary Secretary
to exercise statutory powers for or on his or her
behalf (15 March 1999) |
No.
43 |
Reports some of the legal issues
that arise after a general election—superseded
by Legal briefing No. 72 (23
September 1998) |
No.
42 |
Looks at judicial review of administrative
decisions, and identifies some useful principles
for decision-makers in refugee law and other areas
(27 August 1998) |
No.
41 |
Provides an overview of the Year
2000 problem and its implications for Australian
Government agencies (27 April 1998) |
No.
40 |
Discusses the use of qualified privilege
to defend Australian Government officers against
liability in defamation for public statements made
in the course of their duties; includes an overview
of Lange v Australian Broadcasting Corporation (see
also Legal Practice Briefing Nos 15 and 28)
(4 December 1997) |
No.
39 |
Outlines how the Trade Practices
Act 1974 applies to the duties of directors
of Australian Government agencies (17 November
1997) |
No.
38 |
Looks at corporate governance and
the duties of directors (also see Legal Practice
Briefing Nos 4 and 7)
(9 October 1997) |
No.
37 |
Provides an overview of three cases
involving Australian Government employee claims for
negligence; these cases related to the Safety,
Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 1988 (also
see Legal Practice Briefing No.
10) (16 September 1997) |
No.
36 |
Discusses whether the Australian
Government has implied immunity from state laws;
includes an overview of the High Court’s decision
in Re The Residential Tenancies Tribunal of New
South Wales and Henderson: Ex parte Defence Housing
Authority (see also Legal Briefing No.
47) (30 August 1997) |
No.
35 |
Advises on the need to continue reviewing,
developing and improving the management of, and legal
documentation for, competitive tendering and contracting
(20 August 1997) See also Commercial
Notes No. 15 and Commercial
Notes No. 5 |
No.
34 |
Reviews anti-discrimination laws
as they relate to Federal public servants (5 August
1997) |
No.
33 |
Describes major changes in tendering
law; includes an overview of the Federal Court of
Australia’s decision by Justice Finn in Hughes
Aircraft Systems International v Airservices Australia (2
July 1997) See also Commercial
Notes No. 15 and Commercial
Notes No. 5 |
No.
32 |
Discusses major implications for
the development of common law on native title, the
operation of the Native Title Act 1993 and
land management generally; includes a summary of
the High Court’s 1996 decision in The Wik
Peoples v The State of Queensland and Ors (also
see Legal Practice Briefing Nos 5, 11 and 20)
(20 May 1997) |
No.
31 |
Gives an overview of the major provisions
in, and implications of, two 1996 international copyright
treaties relating to digital communication; also
discusses defeated proposals (10 March 1997) |
No.
30 |
Outlines an Australian Government
employer’s ability and obligations to give
directions to employees concerning their private
activities and conduct (30 January 1997) |
No.
29 |
Tells about parliamentary committees
and advises Australian Government employees on aspects
relating to an appearance before such a committee
(21 December 1996) |
No.
28 |
Covers the elements needed to establish
liability for defamation, the available defences
and the factors of special relevance to Commonwealth
officers (see also Legal Practice Briefing No.
15 and Legal Briefing No.
40) (25 September 1996) |
No.
27 |
Gives an overview of outsourcing
Australian Government information technology services
(28 August 1996) |
No.
26 |
Focuses on the European Union’s
efforts to achieve benefits from the ‘Information
Superhighway’ or ‘Global Information
Infrastructure’; includes consideration of
the likely social and cultural changes (also see Legal
Practice Briefing Nos 12 and 17)
(29 July 1996) |
No.
25 |
Explains significant changes to the Sex
Discrimination Act 1995 (1 May 1996) |
No.
24 |
Examines the powers of delegation
and authorisation, sets out legal principles relevant
to them, and looks at the effect of an election and
change of government on them (24 April 1996)—superseded
by Legal briefing No. 74 |
No.
23 |
Covers the streamlining of Administrative
Appeals Tribunal procedures; includes abolishing
the Security Appeals Tribunal and transferring its
responsibilities to the AAT (15 January 1996) |
No.
22 |
Explains amendments to administrative
procedures approved by the Environment Protection
(Impact of Proposals) Act 1974; links to Legal
Practice Briefing No. 16 and
supersedes many of the issues discussed in it (10
November 1995) |
No.
21 |
Outlines some aspects relating to
the disciplining of public servants (24 October 1995) |
No.
20 |
Discusses aspects of the High Court’s
unanimous decision in Western Australia v Commonwealth,
know as the Native Title Act case (also see Legal
Practice Briefing Nos 5, 11 and 32)
(29 August 1995) |
No.
19 |
Covers the High Court’s unanimous
decision to overrule the Beaudesert principle
through its judgment in Northern Territory of
Australia and Others v Arthur John Mengel and Others (26
April 1995) |
No.
18 |
Illustrates how treaties can affect
domestic law; includes an overview of Minister
of State for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs v Teoh (24
April 1995) |
No.
17 |
Explains how European Union institutions
work and how European Union law is made and administered
(also see Legal Practice Briefing Nos 12 and 26)
(7 April 1995) |
No.
16 |
Discusses how the Environment
Protection (Impact of Proposals) Act 1974 should
be applied in Australian Government decision-making;
some advice in this newsletter has been superseded
(see Legal Practice Briefing No.
22) (23 February 1995) |
No.
15 |
Explains two High Court decisions
that confirm the constitutions of the Australian
Government and Western Australia imply a freedom
to publish certain political material (also see Legal
Practice Briefing No. 28 and Legal
Briefing No. 40) (8 November
1994) |
No.
14 |
Explains the remedies available under
civil law when an unauthorised disclosure of confidential
government information has occurred or is proposed
(27 October 1994) |
No.
13 |
Examines developments in interpreting
section 51 (xxxi) of the Constitution, which relates
to the acquisition of property; includes overviews
of five cases decided in 1994 (28 July 1994) |
No.
12 |
Provides an overview of key regulatory
developments in the European Union (also see Legal
Practice Briefing Nos 17 and 26)
(17 June 1994) |
No.
11 |
Explains the Native Title Act
1993 and how Australian Government officers
who take action in relation to land and water can
comply with it (also see Legal Practice Briefing Nos 5, 20 and 32)
(29 April 1994) |
No.
10 |
Describes the High Court’s
decision that employees injured prior to 1 December
1988 and who are not entitled to compensation under
the Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Act
1988 are able to sue the Australian Government
or another employee for damages; includes an overview
of Georgiadis v Australian and Overseas Telecommunications
Corporation (also see Legal Briefing No.
37) (16 March 1994) |
No.
9 |
Discusses how general law operates
in relation to the recovery of overpayments made
by the Commonwealth (7 February 1994) |
No.
8 |
Provides an overview of some of the
issues that arise in privatising government business
enterprises (15 December 1993) |
No.
7 |
Explains changes to the Corporations
Law that affect directors’ duty of care and
diligence, related party transactions and sanctions
for contraventions of certain key directors’ duties
(also see Legal Practice Briefing No.
4 and Legal Briefing No.
38) (20 October 1993) |
No.
6 |
Discusses legal developments and
principles relating to circumstances in which a government
can incur liability for giving negligent advice (20
September 1993) |
No.
5 |
Summarises the High Court’s
decision on native title in Mabo v Queensland (also
see Legal Practice Briefing Nos 11, 20 and 32)
(30 July 1993) |
No.
4 |
Outlines how to manage situations
in which the Australian Government has an interest
in a company that is, or is likely to become, insolvent
(also see Legal Practice Briefing No.
7 and Legal Briefing No.
38) (23 July 1993) |
No.
3 |
Explains the Government Information
Technology Conditions, which cover standard contract
conditions for use in procuring information technology
(28 May 1993) |
No.
2 |
Discusses progress toward creating
omnibus criminal offence provisions to reduce and
standardise the wide range of provisions existing
in current Australian Government legislation (23
April 1993) |
No.
1 |
Summaries the High Court’s
decisions that constitutionally confirm the freedom
of communication in relation to political matters;
includes overviews of Australian Capital Television
Pty Ltd v Commonwealth and Nationwide News
Pty Ltd v Wills (14 April 1993) |
No. 89 |
UWA v Gray: Rights to inventions made by employees See
Client Login |
No. 88 |
Alternative dispute resolution for Commonwealth agencies (18 August 2008) See
Client Login |
No. 87 |
Legal professional privilege and the government (15 July 2008) PDF 270Kb |
No. 86 |
Indemnities in Commonwealth contracting
(14 April 2008 PDF 290Kb |
No.
85 |
After the election — what happens?
(10 November 2007) PDF 201Kb |
No.
84 |
Application of the Trade Practices
Act to companies conducting business with government
(24 September 2007) PDF 215Kb |
No.
83 |
Grants and Funding Programs: Legal
Issues (14 June 2007) PDF 273Kb |
No. 82 |
Commonwealth environment and heritage
law (4 June 2007) PDF 231Kb |
No. 81 |
Unsolicited communications: recent
developments in spam and telemarketing law (14 May
2007) PDF 714Kb |
No. 80 |
Misconduct in the Australian Public
Service (24 October 2006) PDF
338Kb |
No. 79 |
Indemnities in Commonwealth contracting
(26 July 2006) PDF
337Kb |
No. 78 |
Natural justice and the ‘hearing
rule’ – fundamental principles and recent
developments (14 July 2006) PDF
217Kb |
No. 77 |
The Work Choices Act: How will it
affect Commonwealth employment? (31 May 2006) PDF
279Kb |
No. 76 |
Implementing the Uhrig review: becoming
an FMA agency (5 December 2005) For current employment
law aspects see Legal Briefing
No. 77 PDF 185Kb |
No. 75 |
Implied undertakings in litigation
(14 September 2005) PDF 112Kb |
No. 74 |
Delegations, authorisations and the Carltona principle
(14 December 2004) PDF 606Kb |
No. 73 |
Determining whether government agencies
are subject to the Trade Practices Act (3 November
2004) PDF 108Kb |
No. 72 |
After the election – what happens? PDF
112Kb |
No. 71 |
Do you need to make super contributions
for your contractors? (13 September 2004) PDF
86Kb |
No. 70 |
GST – still on your corporate
radar? (31 March 2004) PDF 113Kb |
No. 69 |
Legislative Instruments Act 2003
(18 December 2003) PDF 763Kb |
No. 68 |
Claims for Psychological Injury (4
December 2003) PDF 651Kb |
No. 67 |
Don’t Think Twice – Can
Administrative Decision Makers Change Their Mind?
(15 August 2003) PDF 769 Kb |
No. 66 |
Managing Procurement Risk and Liability This
issue has been superseded by Legal
briefing No. 79 'Indemnities in Commonwealth
contracting' |
No.
65 |
Legal Professional Privilege and
the Government (2 October 2002) PDF
615Kb |
No.
64 |
Identifying and Protecting Confidential
Information (4 July 2002) PDF
755Kb |
No.
63 |
Outsourcing: Agency Obligations under
the Privacy Act (30 April 2002) PDF
643Kb |
No.
62 |
Legal Issues in Managing Performance
Problems (28 February 2002) PDF
253Kb |
No.
61 |
After a General Election – Some
Legal Issues, PDF 278 Kb (14
November 2001) |
No.
60 |
Comcover (31 July 2001) |
No.
59 |
The Electronic Transactions Act 1999
(18 June 2001) |
No.
58 |
Misconduct in E-mail and Internet
Use at Work (27 February 2001) |
No.
57 |
Determination of Claims under Commonwealth
Anti-Discrimination Laws (1 December 2000) |
No.
56 |
Contempt of Court – How it
can Affect You (25 June 2000) |
No.
55 |
Amendments to the Corporations Law
and CAC Act (10 March 2000) |
No.
54 |
The Public Service Act 1999: An Overview
(8 March 2000) |
No.
53 |
Fees for Services and their Recovery
(14 December 1999) |
No.
52 |
Employment Conditions Applying to
Outsourced Activities (3 December 1999) |
No.
51 |
Probity Aspects of Tendering (25
October 1999) Superseded by Commercial
Notes No. 15 |
No.
50 |
Goods and Services Tax: Implications
for the Commonwealth (25 September 1999) |
No.
49 |
New Environment Legislation (17 September
1999) |
No.
48 |
A New Era for Commonwealth Litigation
Services (15 July 1999) |
No.
47 |
Application of State Laws to the
Commonwealth (29 June 1999) |
No.
46 |
Commonwealth Assistance to Ministers
in Litigation (31 May 1999) |
No.
45 |
Liability in Performance of Statutory
Functions (14 May 1999) |
No.
44 |
Ministerial Authorisations: Foster
and Beyond (15 March 1999) |
No.
43 |
After a General Election – Some
Legal Issues (23 September 1998) |
No.
42 |
Judicial Review of Administrative
Decisions (27 August 1998) |
No.
41 |
The Year 2000 Problem and the Commonwealth
(27 April 1998) |
No.
40 |
Freedom of Speech and Defamation
(4 December 1997) |
No.
39 |
Competition Law and Commonwealth
Business Activities (17 November 1997) |
No.
38 |
Duties of Directors and Corporate
Governance (9 October 1997) |
No.
37 |
Commonwealth Employee Claims for
Negligence (16 September 1997) |
No.
36 |
The Commonwealth’s Implied
Immunity from State Law (30 August 1997) |
No.
35 |
Competitive Tendering and Contracting
(20 August 1997) See also Commercial
Notes No. 15 and Commercial
Notes No. 5 |
No.
34 |
Discrimination Law and Public Servants
(5 August 1997) |
No.
33 |
Major Changes in Tendering Law (2
July 1997) See also Commercial
Notes No. 15 and Commercial
Notes No. 5 |
No.
32 |
The Wik Peoples v The State of Queensland
(20 May 1997) |
No.
31 |
Copyright – Into the Digital
Age (10 March 1997) |
No.
30 |
The Private Conduct of Public Servants
(30 January 1997) |
No.
29 |
Appearing Before Parliamentary Committees
(21 December 1996) |
No.
28 |
Defamation and the Public Sector
(25 September 1996) |
No.
27 |
Commonwealth IT Outsourcing (28 August
1996) |
No.
26 |
European Union Developments (29 July
1996) |
No.
25 |
Significant Changes to the Sex Discrimination
Act (1 May 1996) |
No.
24 |
Devolution of Power within Government
(24 April 1996) |
No.
23 |
Changes in the Administrative Appeals
Tribunal (15 January 1996) |
No.
22 |
Amendments to Administrative Procedures
Approved Under the EPIP Act (10 November 1995) |
No.
21 |
The Disciplining of Public Servants – Some
Aspects (24 October 1995) |
No.
20 |
The Native Title Act Case (29 August
1995) |
No.
19 |
The End of the Beaudesert Principle
(26 April 1995) |
No.
18 |
Treaties in Australian Law (24 April
1995) |
No.
17 |
European Union Developments (7 April
1995) |
No.
16 |
The Application of the EPIP Act to
Commonwealth Decision-Making (23 February 1995) |
No.
15 |
Defamation and Political Discussion
(8 November 1994) |
No.
14 |
Unauthorised Disclosure of Government
Information (27 October 1994) |
No.
13 |
Acquisition of Property (28 July
1994) |
No.
12 |
European Union Developments (17 June
1994) |
No.
11 |
Native Title Act 1993 (29 April 1994) |
No.
10 |
Commonwealth Employees’ Rights
of Action For Negligence (16 March 1994) |
No.
9 |
Recovery of Overpayments (7 February
1994) |
No.
8 |
Privatising Government Business Enterprises
(15 December 1993) |
No.
7 |
Directors’ Duties and Related
Party Transactions (20 October 1993) |
No.
6 |
Negligent Advice (20 September 1993) |
No.
5 |
Native Title (30 July 1993) |
No.
4 |
Corporate Insolvency: Protecting
the Commonwealth (23 July 1993) |
No.
3 |
Government Information Technology
Conditions (GITC) (28 May 1993) |
No.
2 |
Rationalising Commonwealth Criminal
Offences (23 April 1993) |
No.
1 |
Free Speech and the Constitution
(14 April 1993) |
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