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Table of contents

1. Introductory Concepts

2. Australia’s Constitutional History

3. State Parliamentary Procedures

4. Constitutional Interpretation

5. Characterisation

6. Trade and Commerce Power: s 51(i)

7. Corporations Power: s 51(xx)

8. External Affairs Power: s 51(xxix)

9. Federal Power and Indigenous Australians: s 51(xxvi)

10. Financial Powers

11. Executive Power

12. Separation of Judicial Power: Commonwealth

13. Separation of Powers: States and Territories

14. Inconsistency

15. Intergovernmental Immunities: State Immunity from Commonwealth Laws

16. Intergovernmental Immunities: Commonwealth Immunity from State Law

17. Section 92: Freedom of Interstate Trade, Commerce and Intercourse

18. Express Rights and Freedoms

19. Implied Civil and Political Rights

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