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Published since 1964 at the Australian National University, the Federal Law Review (FLR) is recognised as one of Australia’s leading academic law journals. The FLR publishes high quality scholarship on matters of public law, both in Australia and elsewhere. The FLR publishes four issues per year, with a themed final issue. Submit your manuscript today at https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/flr|View full journal description

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A Constitution of Values? Principles and Values in the Commonwealth Constitution

Let Alone to Listen: The Impact of Northern Territory Liquor Laws on Aboriginal Justice Outcomes

The Regulation of Paid Parental Leave in Australia: Delivering Gendered Patterns of Care

What’s Your Damage? Assessing the Harms of Sexual Harassment From the Perspective of the Victim and the Accused