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	Australian Indigenous Law Reporter

• About The Australian Indigenous Law Reporter
• Online Issues
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The Australian Indigenous Law Reporter (AILR) is unique in Australian legal publishing. It serves to bring current Australian law and commentary together with international developments affecting Indigenous peoples around the world. The importance of such material requires that it be compiled in an accessible form. The AILR is designed to complement the Indigenous Law Centre's long-established, magazine format publication, the Indigenous Law Bulletin (ILB).

The AILR reports not only judicial decisions but covers a range of developments in the law concerning Indigenous peoples. We publish the full text or extracts of some materials and summaries of others. Where the full text is not published, we provide readers with publication details of the full text. Where original material is reproduced, editorial interventions are limited to the provision of introductory information, publication details and cross-references.

The AILR publishes material under the following headings:

• Commentary;
• Court and Tribunal Decisions;
• Legislative Developments;
• Agreements, Treaties and Settlements;
• Indigenous Statements;
• Policy and Procedure;
• Inquiries and Reports;
• International Developments

Australian Indigenous Law Reporter Online Issues

• 2006 (Volume 10)
• 2005 (Volume 9)
• 2004 (Volume 8)
• 2003 (Volume 8)
• 2002 (Volume 7)
• 2001 (Volume 6)
• 2000 (Volume 5)
• 1999 (Volume 4)
• 1998 (Volume 3)
• 1997 (Volume 2)
• 1996 (Volume 1)

The Australian Indigenous Law Reporter was renamed Australian Indigenous Law Review in 2007.