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  • Goldsworthy, Jeffrey. "The High Court, Implied Rights and Constitutional Change." Quadrant 39 (March 1995): 46-54.
  • Griffith, Gareth. "Republicanism: Review of Issues and Summary of the Republic Advisory Committee Report." Briefing Note [New South Wales Parliamentary Library] 5 (1993): 1-28.
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