Upholding the Australian Constitution: Proceeding of the Eighth Conference – Volume 8

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Upholding the Australian Constitution: Proceeding of the Eighth Conference – Volume 8 is a book by The Samuel Griffith Society, a conservative legal organization that advocates for the preservation and restoration of the Australian Constitution. It contains the papers and speeches delivered at the eighth conference of the society, held in Melbourne in 1997. The topics covered include the republic debate, the High Court’s interpretation of the Constitution, the role of the states and the federal government, the rights and responsibilities of citizenship, and the constitutional recognition of indigenous Australians. The book was published by The Samuel Griffith Society in 1997 and has 300 pages.