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australian capital territory

Counting the homeless 2006

By Chris Chamberlain

Community law reform for the Australian Capital Territory

By Australia. Law Reform Commission.

Report of the Auditor-General on an efficiency audit

By Australia. Auditor-General's Office.

Metropolitan Canberra

By Australia. National Capital Development Commission

Who Will I Be When I Die?

By Christine Boden

Joe Cinque's consolation

By Helen Garner

Inquiry into self-government for the Australian Capital Territory

By Australia. Dept. of the Capital Territory.

Laws of the Australian capital territory

By Australian Capital Territory.

Regional studies of theAustralian woolgrowing industry

By Australia. Bureau of Agricultural Economics.

Towards territorial government

By Seminar on Self-government for the ACT (1982 Canberra, A.C.T.)

1996 census of population and housing

By Australian Bureau of Statistics

Collection highlights

By Ron Radford

Lands of the Queanbeyan-Shoalhaven Area, A.C.T. and N.S.W

By Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (Australia)

Laws of the Australian Capital Territory in force on 1st January,1960

By Australian Capital Territory.

The need for and provision of human services in the ACT

By Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.

The Morrisons of "Bulga Creek" and "Tralee"

By Les Lyons

National Gallery of Australia

By National Gallery of Australia.

Canberra, Australia's national capital

By Crispin Hull

A survey of A.C.T. prisoners in N.S.W. prisons

By David Biles

Recharge conditions and the siting of bores in fractured-rock aquifers of the A.C.T

By G. M. Burton

Report and recommendations to the Council of the A.C.T. Interim Schools Authority, November 1976

By Australia. Working Party on School Library Services.

The proposed take-over code, 1979

By A. B. Greenwood

Imperial acts in force in the Australian Capital Territory

By Australian Capital Territory. Law Reform Commission.

Report on the civil procedure of the Court of Petty Sessions with recommendations on amendments that will be desirable if the present monetary limit in the court's civil jurisdiction is increased by several thousand dollars

By Australian Capital Territory. Law Reform Commission.