Articles and Commentary on the Victorian Charter
Legal analysis
Simon Evans and Carolyn Evans, 'Legal Redress under the Victorian Charter of Rights and Responsibilities' (2006) 17 Public Law Review (Forthcoming).
John Cain, ' A Step in the Right direction: the LIV congratulates the Victorian Government on its acceptance of the need for a charter of rights.' (Jan-Feb 2006) 80 Law Institute Journal, 6 (Text not available online).
John Tobin, 'What's wrong with the Charter of Rights?' (Sept 2005) 79 Law Institute Journal, 40 (Text not available online).
Opinion and commentary
'Charting a course for legal disaster', The Australian, 4 January 2007, Benjamin Jellis.
'Moral code will suffer under Labour Charter Rights blight', Geelong Advertiser, 2 November 2006, Mirko Bagaric (Text not available online).
'Charter you wanted', The Age, 26 July 2006, George Williams.
'Protecting the inalienable rights of citizens', The Age, 24 July 2006, The Age Editorial.
'Judicial Puppeteer', Herald Sun, 14 June 2006, Andrew Bolt.
'Priority Essential to Guard Rights', Geelong Advertiser, 9 June 2006, James McConvill.
'Right Fight', Geelong Advertiser, 6 June 2006, Mirko Bagaric.
'Remove the Rights Blindfold', Geelong Advertiser, 6 June 2006, Simon French
'One law for all? That'd be a crime', The Australian, 31 May 2006, Jane Albrechtsen (Text not available online).
'The state's setting the law to rights', The Age, 8 May 2006, Waleed Aly.
'Overwhelming support for rights charter', Australian Financial Review, 10 February 2006, Rob Hulls (Text not available online).
'Human Rights for everybody', Australian Financial Review, 8 February 2006, Nick Carney
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'Bill of Rights benefit judges, lawyers most', Australian Financial Review, 3 February 2006, James Allan and Mirko Bagaric (Text not available online).
'The wrongs of pushing a bill of rights', The Age, 4 January 2006, Alan Anderson.
Government Media Releases
'Victoria on Track for Human Rights', Media Release, 2 May 2006, Attorney General Rob Hulls.
'Victorian Budget Statement 2006/07', 20 December 2006, Attorney General Rob Hulls.