The August Part of the Australian Journal of Administrative Law is filled with interesting articles and sections on various aspects of administrative law. There are articles on the use of privileged, confidential and inadmissible information by regulators and agencies, judicial review after the High Court decision in Kirk v Industrial Court (NSW) and applying provisions of the Australian Constitution to protect rights from intrusion by State Parliament.

The August 2011 issue of the Australian Business Law Review contains several interesting pieces on a range of topics. There are articles on the use of infringement notices by ASIC for alleged continuous disclosure contraventions, the Australian doctrinal position against the backdrop of good faith, the effect of the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) on the Sale of Goods exceptions and much more.

The August 2011 issue of the Journal of Judical Administration is full of interesting articles on a range of topics, including, but not limited to, the concept of 360-degree feedback for judicial officers, the media, public perception and how these can impact on judges and the concepts and practices of therapeutic jurisprudence and restorative justice, both in Australia and internationally.

The August 2011 Part of the Criminal Law Journal contains a range of interesting material on various topics related to criminal law in Australia. The first article provides an analysis of whether offences related to electronic transactions should be considered as theft or fraud. The second article considers the scope of the law of manslaughter to respond to deaths at work. There is also a Case and comment section on marital rape, a digest of criminal law cases and Phillips’ brief.

The August 2011 issue of Online Currents proves to be another fascinating mix of material on a range of topics. There are articles on the 2011 ALIA Information Online conference, the Encyclopedia of Australian Science, successful management of corporate electronic information and environmentally friendly approaches to operating libraries. Also in this Part are the Journal’s regular sections, including, but not limited to, Around the Blogs, Databases and Aggregators and Company News.

The August 2011 issue of the Australian Law Journal includes articles on a diverse range of topics, including the concept of judicial independence in the contemporary Australian context, the privatisation of civil justice and Australia’s Offshore Consitutional Settlement. There are also several interesting sections, including Current issues, Recent cases and the first appearance of the Journal’s new Section: Admiralty and maritime, plus much more.

The August 2011 issue of the Building and Construction Law Journal promises an interesting array of material regarding building and construction law in Australia. There are articles on flexibility and fairness in public procurement as a result of competitive dialogue and the value of dispute review boards to the construction industry. There is also a book review and three reports.

The August 2011 issue of the Australian Tax Review contains three articles on different aspects of taxation law. The first examines aspects of the anti avoidance provisions in Australia and New Zealand, the second discusses the role that the trustees’ right of indemnity plays in tax analysis and the third looks at the problem of “predicting the past” in tax avoidance disputes.

The August 2011 issue of the Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal is filled with interesting articles on dispute resolution across various topics, including alternative dispute resolution, family dispute resolution, arbitration of corporate governance-related disputes and much more.