Volume 49
Issues 2026
- No 1 General Issue | Apr
- No 2 Thematic Issue | Jul
- No 3 General Issue | Oct
- No 4 Thematic Issue | Dec
General Issue
Apr 2026
Articles:
Editorial
Grace Xin Yi Leow
Navigating Continuity and Change: The High Court on Constitutional Law in the 2024 Term
Anne Carter
The Role of Parliament in Indigenous–State Agreement-Making
Harry Hobbs
A Matter of Precedent: Are All Questions of First Nations Sovereignty Really Non-justiciable in Australian Courts?
Olivia Barr
Those Who Make the Law May Break the Law? A Comparative Review of the Application of Insider Trading Laws to Lawmakers in the United States and Australia
Patrick Hart and Juliette Overland
Superannuation Funds and Australian Corporate Governance
Tim Bowley
The Test for Lawful but Illegitimate Pressure
William Garske
Of Trees and Takings: Environmental Regulations and the (In)efficient Provision of Public Goods
Michael JR Crawford
Economic Exploitation, Ineffective Regulations, and a Misguided Trial: Future Directions for Gambling Reform in New South Wales
Charlotte Macdonald and Shireen Morris
Buy Now Pay Later and Its Intersection with Family Violence: Prevalence and Prevention
Vivien Chen, Jozica Kutin and Roslyn Russell
The Medical Border and Australia’s Extraterritorial Asylum Regime
Sara Dehm
Thematic Issue
July 2026
Articles:
Editorial
Dean Cheong Foo
Foreword
Tom Blackburn SC
Serious Harm to Reputation: Evolution or Revolution?
David Rolph
Liberal Principles and the Right to a Private Life: Why Australia's Institutional Press Should Face a Privacy Tort
Russell Blackford
Social Media as Curators of Speech: The New State of Free Speech
Madeleine Hale
We Need to Modernise the System for Issuing Warrants: Key Findings from the Independent Review of the Surveillance Legislaiton Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Act 2021 (Cth)
Jake Blight
What Is Fair and Reasonable? Rethinking Privacy Expectations
Joel Lisk and Paul Sigar
Permission to Speak: Who Controls Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Language Use in Australia's Parliaments?
Alexandra Grey
Whose Best Interests Are Prioritised? An Assessment of the Best Interests Duty and the Proposed Amendments to the Regulation of Financial Product Advice
Sotiris Haris
An Argument for Second Look Sentencing in Australia
Mirko Bagaric, John Anderson and Brendon Murphy
Paths of Reasoning Towards Guilt: The Principled Limits of Drawing Adverse Inferences from Unexplained Circumstances in Criminal Trials
Adam Lukacs
Damned Statistics, Bad Tendencies: Relevant, Probative, and Admissible Evidence of Judicial Bias
David Hamer and Gary Edmond