About the ALRC
The Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) undertakes research, and provides recommendations to reform the law, on topics selected by the Attorney-General of Australia. More about the ALRC.
The office of the Australian Law Reform Commission has moved to the Harry Gibbs Commonwealth Law Courts Building, Brisbane. The ALRC will continue to be a national body, with Commissioners, staff and representatives located among the states and territories. The relocation of the office occurred in accordance with the Federal Government’s decentralisation agenda. Contact details for ALRC Brisbane office can be found here.
ALRC update
- New Part-time Commissioners for Family Law Inquiry – 13 December 2018
- Professor Helen Rhoades – 5 November 2018
- Media Release - Review of the Family Law System Discussion Paper released – 2 October 2018
- Class Actions Seminar Series Presentation Slides – 10 September 2018
- Professor Helen Rhoades Presentation at 2018 AIFS Conference – 1 August 2018
- Part-time Commissioner appointed – 29 June 2018
- Perspectives on Elder Abuse – 15 June 2018
- Media Release - Discussion Paper 85 published – 31 May 2018
Talk to us
All Australians should have a say in reforming laws that affect them. The ALRC encourages public participation in its work through a range of forums and social media.
ALRC in the media
- AG backs family law triage proposal | The Australian – October 2018
- ASX backs continuous disclosure review | The AFR 21 June 2018
- Derrington class action plan embraces contingency fees | The Australian – 1 June 2018
- Call for radical change to class action fee structures | The AFR 1 June 2018
- Lawyers have their say on litigation funding | Lawyers Weekly - 10 May 2018
- ALRC report must not be allowed to gather dust | The Australian – 29 March 2018
- Calls for change amid indigenous 'crisis' | 9News – 28 March 2018
- Call for Indigenous justice body | The Australian – 28 March 2018
- See ALRC in the media archive
- See ALRC responses to media items