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‘Time for Constitutional Change?’
Comment by ALRC President, Alan Rose
To constitute a nation by Helen Irving
The Preamble Quest by Professor Cheryl Saunders
Constitutional poetry by Professor Jeremy Webber
Australian citizenship: 50 years of change by Ann-Mari Jordens
Indigenous Australians and the Constitution by Emeritus Professor Garth Nettheim
Judicial independence in the modern democratic state by Julie Debeljak
The Constitution and judicial review by Professor Tony Blackshield
The republic and popular involvement in presidential nomination by Adrienne Stone
The republic: a vote of confidence in Australia by Malcolm Turnbull
A Rolls Royce Constitution by Professor David Flint
The Australian Constitution: a time line by Joanna Longley
Work in progress: the adversarial inquiry by Helen Dakin
Improving litigation practice: a consideration of ‘Lord Woolf’s Rules’ by Lani Blackman
An adversarial system: a constitutional requirement? by Alison Creighton
Proceeds of Crime: an inquiry update by David Edwards
Making crime pay by Bruce Shearer
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