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Law reports, journals, commentaries and news from Australia, US and many other jurisdictions.
Australian case law, KeyCite citator, legal journals, encyclopaedia and commentaries.
An extensive collection of full text primary and secondary legal materials and news sources from jurisdictions around the world.
UK case law, legislation, news, legal journals, commentary, current awareness alerts and EU legal materials.
Provides full text materials for international commercial arbitrators including cases, awards, legislation, treaties and authoritative commentaries.
Comprehensive collection of abstracts and some full-text articles and book chapters for Australian and comparative legal research.
Selected Australian legal books published by CCH, LexisNexis and Wolters Kluwer International.
eBooks on a broad range of academic subject areas that can be read online or downloaded to mobile devices.
Ebook Central Academy is a helpful guide containing recorded webinars and eLearning modules on a variety of eBook Central topics. Learn about the patron interface, tips & tricks for searching and sharing eBooks, all about accessibility, and new features.
Commentaries
Commentaries are key resources for law students: They are important for students and vital for legal practitioners.
Law reports, journals, commentaries and news from Australia, US and many other jurisdictions.
Australian case law, KeyCite citator, legal journals, encyclopaedia and commentaries.