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AUSPUBLAW Blog

AUSPUBLAW is a collaborative blogging project bringing readers expert commentary and analysis in Australian public law, jointly hosted by the Australian Association of Constitutional Law and the Gilbert & Tobin Centre of Public Law at the University of New South Wales.
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Other Links

Constitutional Clarion: Professor Anne Twomey’s YouTube channel

Federal Law Review articles published 1964-2012, available on AustLII

 

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Hindmarsh Island Bridge, Goolwa, South Australia (photograph by Stephen McDonald)
Hindmarsh Island Bridge, Goolwa, South Australia: the subject of constitutional litigation in Kartinyeri v The Commonwealth (1998) 195 CLR 337

Videos of AACL Events

 

Videos

AI and Legislative Power

Prof Luke Beck, A/Prof Guzyal Hill, Dr Paul Burgess and Ms Rebecca Considine

A Comparatively Paradoxical View on Australian Constitutional Formalism

Prof S F Ross, Pennsylvania State University

The Australian Constitution and Voice, Treaty, Truth

A/Prof Luke Beck, Dr Shireen Morris, Dr Harry Hobbs and Eddie Synot

Minister for Home Affairs v Benbrika: Terrorism, Preventive Detention and the Separation of Powers

A/Prof Rebecca Ananian-Welsh and Felicity Nagorcka

How to Prepare a National Cabinet

Jesse Metzer

Palmer v Western Australia (High Court)

Dr Anne Carter

The Queen v UD

Fiona J McDonald

Palmer v Western Australia (Federal Court of Australia)

Alyona Haines

Gerner v Victoria

Anthony Stoks

Love v The Commonwealth

Eddie Synot

Loielo v Giles

Eloise Crompton

Understanding Precautionary Detention: When the Logic of Precaution Spreads from Pandemics to Paedophiles

Fiona J McDonald

Talking about the Voice: A conversation without the noise

Prof Melissa Castan, Prof Luke Beck, Prof A J Brown AM, A/Prof Kate Galloway and Dr Dani Larkin

Election Funding and the Implied Freedom of Political Communication - Unions NSW v NSW

Dr Murray Wesson and Dr Martin Drum

 

Videos of some AACL events are also available on the AACL YouTube channel.