Real estate and property development

Provides free Internet access to Australian legal materials. AustLII is one of the largest sources of legal materials on the net with over 500,000 searchable documents. The AustLII collection contains full text databases of most Australian decisions and legislation. Current databases include Commonwealth, ACT, NSW and SA legislation and regulations, most federal courts the High Court, Federal Court, Family Court, AAT etc. and many state courts and tribunals.

Previously Tax and Accounting Online. This service combines more than 50 databases including: News services covering the latest tax news and issues; Tax commentaries covering taxes such as capital gains, superannuation and fringe benefits tax; Analytical services covering commentary-style services for a detailed understanding of federal taxation law; Source materials covering primary materials such as legislation, cases, rulings, bills and explanatory memoranda.

Allows searching of Australian legislation (Commonwealth and state).

Access legal resources including law reports, unreported judgments and case citators. Includes Quicklaw Canada.

The Property Law and Practice (Qld) service provides complete coverage of the legal principles of property law and practice in Queensland. The Property Law Act is fully annotated, including discussion of the laws of contract, equity, statutory interpretations, corporations, and insolvency. Extensive reference is made to other Qld. statutory materials and other Australian legislation where relevant. Related regulations and forms are also included.

Thomson Reuters is one of the major producers of legal publications in Australia. It has a development program to make most of its print publications available in an electronic format via its Westlaw web service. Griffith Library has subscriptions to selected electronic products from Thomson Reuters.