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Since 1981 the Indigenous Law Bulletin has provided Indigneous and non-Indigenous lawyers, para-legals, academics, public servants, legislators, teachers and students with the finest in research and reporting on the relationship between Indigenous people and the law.

Indigenous Law Bulletin On-Line Issues

• Volume 3  (Oct 1995 - Oct 1996)
• Volume 4  (Apr 1997 - Current)
  

Editorial Board Members:
Professor David Brown
Professor Michael Chesterman
Neva Collings
Dr Mick Dodson
Terri Janke
Anne Martin
Professor Garth Nettheim
Dr Sarah Pritchard
Robynne Quiggan
Cathleen Sherry
Prue Vines
Kevin Williams

To Contribute
Contributions are invited from Indigenous and non-Indigenous writers. The Indigenous Law Bulletin recognises Aboriginal English and will ensure that articles written in this language are able to be read and understood by those who do not speak Aboriginal English. To make it accessible to as many people as possible, the Indigenous Law Bulletin asks all contributors to write in plain English.

Please email or telephone the editors to discuss ideas, deadlines and stylistic requirements on (02) 9385 2256. Articles may be submitted electronically to ilc@unsw.edu.au, by fax to (02) 9385 1266 or on 31/2 inch floppy disk to the Indigenous Law Bulletin, Faculty of Law, University of New South Wales, Kensington 2052. The Indigenous Law Bulletin uses the Australian Guide to Legal Citation (1998), available from the Melbourne University Law Review Inc, (61 3) 9344 6593.

To Subscribe
Contact Subscriptions Manager Melodie Jane Gibson on (02) 9385 2256