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Comment by ALRC President, Professor David Weisbrot
Controlling immigration: Australian legislation and practice by Kathryn Cronin
Torture, persecution and the state: recent developments in international law by Nicholas Blake
Twilight of the Empire: Britain as a foreign power by James Jupp
Immigration Forum
Bearing good & bad news: providing immigration advice by Jane Goddard
A tough call: making immigration decisions Gabriel Fleming
The Refugee Review Tribunal: a personal view by Craig Colborne
Operation Safe Haven: a new era in temporary protection by Margaret Piper
Immigration detention: a question of human rights by Chris Sidoti
Migration & multiculturalism: towards inclusiveness by Neville Roach
Confiscation that counts by David Edwards
Proceeds of crime: the government responds by Daryl Williams
The federal civil justice system: the ALRC review by Michael Barnett
Less and more: providing legal aid in family law matters by Alison Creighton & Matt Hall
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