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  • “The office of Attorney-General is an ancient one that remains central to the legal system. The Attorney-General exercises many functions and powers important to the legal system but is also a politician and member of cabinet. This article explains the key functions of the Attorney-General and also the political position of that officer. The focus of the article is upon federal law. It also examines three federal Attorneys-General of modern times and considers how their actions have influenced or reflected the changing conceptions of that office. The article does not suggest that changing conceptions of the office are either good or bad, but instead that they are a reality. The article suggests that these changes provide a reason to reconsider some of the traditional privileges of the Attorney-General, such as the power to grant a fiat in judicial review claims and the Attorney’s privileged position in standing for judicial review of administrative action.”

    • [6] “The statement of claim contains the following, under heading that are part of the form prescribed under the UCPR:

      TYPE OF CLAIM

      I applied for grants with Department of Sports for which I did not get any response for my powerlifting milestone of squats 200kgs 25 reps, which is published on www.deveshbhatiabodybuilding.com, which was under the supervision of Mr Arshad Beryalaya, who is a certified personal trainer from Australian Institute of Sports at Fitness First, Parramatta. I have been doing powerlifting since past eight years and have reached this milestone for which I am claiming 75 million dollars…”

    • [13] “…But life is full of disappointments for which the law provides no remedy.”

  • Claudia McDonnell, 24, belongs to the most childless generation of Australian women in modern history.

  • [1] GLEESON CJ, GUMMOW, KIRBY, CALLINAN AND HEYDON JJ. “It is a truth almost universally acknowledged - a truth unpatriotic to question - that the period from 15 September 2000 to 1 October 2000, when the Olympic Games were held in Sydney, was one of the happiest in the history of that city. The evidence in this case, however, reveals that the preparations for that event had a darker side.”

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