Halsbury's Laws of Australia is a legal encyclopaedia providing a comprehensive overview ofAustralian law, and is a must-have reference tool for legal professionals in private and public sectors, librarians and students. Halsbury's 90 titles cover both mainstream and little known subject areas.

An online, fully searchable, image-based collection of law journals, treaties, reports, historical legal texts, constitutions and more. Provides full text access with exact page images of the documents in PDF format as they appear in the original print. The collection has a strong focus on the United States, but also includes Australian, UK and international sources.

Provides free access to primary legal materials and some publicly available secondary materials from Hong Kong including access to databases on cases, legislation and other legal reports, decisions and papers. 

Coupled with the already digitized House of Commons Parliamentary Papers, the House of Lords Parliamentary Papers will provide a complete picture of the working and influence of the UK Parliament during the pivotal 19th century. The research reveals previously unknown material such as statistical data, oral evidence, and letters and business papers relating to not only Britain, but also to the many parts of the world that were under British influence. As the working documents of government, the papers encompass wide areas of social, political, economic and foreign policy, and many contributors were found outside the official world — providing evidence to committees and commissions during a time when the Lords still wielded considerable power.

The full text of UK cases from 1865 onwards. The series (Appeal Cases, Chancery, Family, Queens Bench, Weekly Law Reports and Industrial Cases Reports) report cases  from the High Court, Court of Appeal, UK Supreme Court, Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.

This multidisciplinary resource offers both topical and historical issues within Indigenous studies, with material from Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, North America and the Pacific.

LawNow Legislation is a full text legislation service, including current, repealed and historical versions of Australian legislation. LawNow is accurate, current and reliable, and includes direct links to relevant government web sites.

An Australian legal encyclopaedia covers over 330 topics and every Australian jurisdiction. It includes links to FirstPoint case entries for fast checking of case details and currency, and integration with full-text case law including Commonwealth Law Reports, Federal Court Reports and other authorised Australian law reports.

An independent news source devoted exclusively to legal news, lawyerly is the daily current awareness tool of choice for Australia's best commercial lawyers.

LegalTrac provides indexing and selective full-text for major law reviews, legal newspapers, specialty publications, Bar Association journals, and international legal journals. It offers coverage of British Commonwealth, European Union, and international law.

This website is managed by The National Archives on behalf of HM Government. As the official government archive for England, Wales and the United Kingdom, it holds over 1,000 years of the nation's records. This website also contains legislation of the Scottish Parliament, and the Welsh and Northern Ireland Assemblies.

A bibliographic and full text legal database of Australian publications published by LexisNexis including the case citatory, CaseBase; full text legal research publications; legislation via LawNow; law reports; unreported judgments; looseleaf services; journals, and bulletins in a variety of legal areas.

The Max Planck Encyclopedias of International Law is a comprehensive resource on every aspect of international law. The Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law contains peer-reviewed articles on every aspect of the substance of international law. The Max Planck Encyclopedia of International Procedural Law maps and analyzes the systems and processes through which international law is made and adjudicated in practice.

Provides access to Australian cases, legislation and commentary, including the case citator and digest, FirstPoint; authorised law reports, including Commonwealth Law Reports and Federal Court Reports; leading practitioner journals such as Australian Law Journal; legislation and commentary, updated to reflect current law; and The Laws of Australia encyclopaedia.

Parliamentary Papers are the most detailed primary source for nineteenth-century Britain, its colonies, and the wider world. They are the working documents of government for all areas of social, political, economic, and foreign policy. They influenced public opinion and social and political philosophy, and provided a forum for the ideas of hundreds of thinkers, among them Jenner, Arnold, Trollope, Mill, Faraday, Babbage, Telford, and Brunel. This comprehensive collection includes all of the papers issued by the House of Commons between 1801-1900 in all formats, including: bills, reports of Royal Commissions, reports of select committees, accounts and papers and command papers.

A collection of free legal databases of New Zealand case law, legislation, journals and other legal materials pertinent to the New Zealand jurisdiction. It is a source of reported and unreported cases and is linked to other Legal Information Institute pages including AustLII and WorldLII.

This online resource offers full text access to over 230 journals published by Oxford University Press on a range of subjects, two-thirds of which are in collaboration with learned societies or international organisations.

Oxford Bibliographies are exclusive, authoritative research guides, combining features of an annotated bibliography and an encyclopaedia. The International Law guide is a tool that helps to filter through the proliferation of information sources to material that is reliable and relevant. 

Contains full-text, online editions of Oxford University Press’ (OUP) key international law texts, and includes authoritative treatises, black-letter reference works and commentaries; classic works on international law, and flagship publications. Fully searchable by subject matter, title and author, and linked, via the Oxford Law Citator, to relevant case reports and articles within all of OUP online law products. 

The resource includes titles from some of Oxford's key series, including: Oxford Studies in European Law, Oxford Monographs in International Law, Oxford Monographs in Criminal Law and Justice, Clarendon Studies in Criminology, Oxford Monographs in Labour Law, Oxford Studies in Modern Legal History, Oxford Studies in International Economic Law, and the International Courts and Tribunals series.

Collects and publishes legal materials from 20 Pacific islands countries. Consists mainly of primary material such as court decisions and legislation but also decisions of various tribunals and panels or secondary information such as court rules or bench books.

The Public Petitions to Parliament collection includes Records of the Select Committee on Public Petitions, allowing researchers to gain insight on the formative role of petitions to Parliament during the 19th century (1833-1918), an unparalleled period of political modernization and democratization in Britain. Public Petitions to Parliament are very important indicators of the views and priorities of both the populace and Parliament. How Parliament addresses the petition, or doesn’t address it, is a stark indicator of political and social priorities.