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Lauren Williams Treasurer Lauren acquired Bachelors of International Studies and Laws (Hons) from the University of Adelaide in 2007. During her law studies she focused on International and Human Rights Law, including a 6 month internship at an NGO based at UN Headquarters in New York City. She has been with the Parliament [...]
© Australasian Study of Parliament Group Requests for permission to reproduce material from the Australasian Parliamentary Review should be directed to the Editor. ISSN 1447-9125 Click on the article name to view Articles: Women in Parliament Has Julia Gillard's tenure made it easier for the next woman? Mary Crooks HER story - the EMILY's List Australia success [...]
© Australasian Study of Parliament Group Requests for permission to reproduce material from the Australasian Parliamentary Review should be directed to the Editor. ISSN 1447-9125 Click here to view the full Journal From your Editor, Colleen Lewis Articles A Case for a Parliamentary Privileges Act for New South Wales Stephen Frappell (page 8) 25 Years [...]
© Australasian Study of Parliament Group Requests for permission to reproduce material from the Australasian Parliamentary Review should be directed to the Editor. ISSN 1447-9125 Click here to view the full Journal From your Editor, Colleen Lewis Articles Reviewing the Standing Orders—How to Make Dreams Come True David Bagnall (page 8) Guiding Principles for Modernising [...]
© Australasian Study of Parliament Group Requests for permission to reproduce material from the Australasian Parliamentary Review should be directed to the Editor. ISSN 1447-9125 Click here to view the full Journal From your Editor, Colleen Lewis Articles The Accidental Leaders Play Their First Gig: The 2015 New South Wales Election David Clune (page 6) [...]
Annual Conference 27-29 September 2017, Parliament of Tasmania HOBART The theme for the Conference is Engaging Parliament: Fostering Parliament’s relationship with its stakeholders. The Conference will explore themes regarding the Parliament’s relationship with the other arms of power; ways to better engage the public, minority groups and the next generation; and consider the role [...]
View the latest APR Journal AUTUMN/WINTER 2025 • VOL 40 NO 1 The Australasian Parliamentary Review is the official journal of the Australasian Study of Parliament Group. The APR is committed to encouraging and stimulating research, writing and teaching about the parliamentary institutions of the region. Material on issues relating to [...]
Twenty Five years of the Australasian Study of Parliament Group A Personal Reflection on Its Early Days by Dr Richard Herr The Formation I promised John Uhr many years ago that I would write up an account of the early years of the Australasian Study of Parliament Group "as soon as I could!" This should [...]
Annual Conference 3-5 October 2012, Legislative Assembly of the Northern Territory DARWIN You can access the key conference documents from the links below: Conference theme and program: Constitutions - reviewed, revised and adapted Conference papers: Where are the Women MPs? Mary Crawford Where are the Women MPs? (Appendix) Mary Crawford Expert Panels as a Mechanism [...]
Annual Conference 2-4 October 2013 PERTH You can access the key conference documents from the links below: Conference theme and program: Oversight: Parliamentary Committees, Corruption Commissions and Parliamentary Statutory Officers Conference papers: Closing the Gap: The Case for a Commonwealth Anti-Corruption and Misconduct Commission Brian Toohey Anti-Corruption Authorities and Accountability: The Western Australian Case Bruce [...]