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University of New South Wales / High Court / Melbourne Trades Hall / Building Sustainability / Monash University / /
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Commonwealth Day / /
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law including / /
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The Criminal Code / /
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Australian Communist Party / High Court / ASIS / DSD / Hizballah’s External Security Organisation / Security Legislation Review Committee / Palestinian Islamic Jihad / University of New South Wales / Armed Islamic Group / Howard Government / In Church of Scientology / Federal Court / Commonwealth Parliament / Monash University / Liberal Party / Parliamentary Joint Committee / Tobin Centre of Public Law / Kurdistan Workers’ Party / UN Security Council / Australian Security Intelligence Organisation / Administrative Review Council / Castan Centre for Human Rights Law / Federal Government / AttorneyGeneral’s Department / Administrative Appeals Tribunal / Parliamentary Joint Committee on ASIO / Terrorism & the Law Project / Re Refugee Review Tribunal / Senate Legal and Constitutional Committee / Communist Party / Security Council / Department of Immigration and Citizenship / Attorney-General’s Department / /
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Review of the proscription of terrorist organisations: What role for procedural fairness? Nicola McGarrity* The Commonwealth Attorney-General has a broad discretion under the Criminal Code Act[removed]Cth) to proscribe a g