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Comment By ALRC President, Professor David Weisbrot
Older workers in an ageing society: the case for legal and policy reform By Professor John McCallum and Jeanine Parsons
Addressing age discrimination By Dr Sev Ozdowski
Significant steps towards a Commonwealth Age Discrimination Act By Daryl Williams
The concept of elder law By Sue Field
The family agreement – a collision between love and the law? By Brian Herd
Care agreements: property in exchange for the promise of care for life By Margaret Hall
Cultural conflict or enriching dialogue? Cross-cultural issues in will-drafting By Prue Vines
What legal rights do you have over your body after your death? By Professor Loane Skene and Brenda Masters
Elder abuse and legal remedies: practical realities? By Rosslyn Monro
Decision-making by and for people with a decision-making disability By Anna-Marie Havenga
Grandparents and children's cases in the Family Court By Justice Richard Chisholm
ALRAC 2002 – Expansion or contraction By Professor Anne Finlay
The impact of insolvency on the recovery of penalties By Isabella Cosenza
Genetic discrimination in insurance and employment – science fiction or fact? By Carolyn Adams
Regulation of human genetic research By Bruce Alston
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