Key resources
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AGIS plus text via InformitIndexes articles from over 100 Australian, New Zealand and Pacific law journals, with some in full text.
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AIATSIS: indigenous studies bibliography via InformitIncludes coverage of legal issues such as native title, criminal justice, land rights, customary law and its recognition, government policies and programs.
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CINCH-ATSIS: Australian criminology database: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander subset via InformitCINCH-ATSIS is a subset of the CINCH database covering crime, crime prevention, criminal law, criminology and victims of crime in relation to Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders.
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Australian Indigenous Law Library via AustLIIDatabases of Australian Indigenous law available on AustLII in collaboration with UNSW Indigenous Law Centre
Includes legislation, case-law, government reports, scholarly research and treaties. -
UNSW Indigenous Law CentreBased in UNSW Faculty of Law. The Centre conducts and disseminates research on indigenous legal issues and through community legal education on issues of particular significance.
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Indigenous Australians and the lawAn ebook with introductory coverage on law with regards to Indigenous Australia, with specific discussion of women, children, reconciliation, land rights and Aboriginal customary law.
