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Thursday Island group

The Thursday Island group comprising Thursday Island (TI), Horn Island, Prince of Wales and Hammond Islands.

Near Western Islands

The Near Western Islands comprise Badu, Mabuiag, Moa and Naghir Islands.

Top Western Islands

The Top Western Islands comprise Boigu, Dauan and Saibai Islands.

Central Islands

The Central Islands comprise Masig, Poruma, Warraber and Yam Islands.

Eastern Islands

The Eastern Islands cluster comprises Darnley Island (Erub), the Murray Island Group (Mer, Dauar, Waier) and Stephen Island (Ugar).

Torres Strait Islands collection research guide

Highlights collection items in our catalogue from the 5 major island clusters in the Torres Straits Region.

Government gazettes research guide

Use this guide for tips and hints for finding and using Government gazettes in your research.

Australian legislation research guide

This guide will help you find information about Commonwealth and State/Territory law, both at the National Library and online.

The legal system

Legislation, also known as statutes or Acts of Parliament, is the written law made by Parliament. In any year the Parliament may vote on new Acts of Parliament to create new laws or vote to change, or amend, older Acts of Parliament. 

Australian Capital Territory (ACT) legislation

From 1911 until self-government in May 1989, the laws of the Australian Capital Territory were made by Acts of the federal Parliament or by ordinances made by the Governor-General. From 1974 to 1986 these ordinances were passed after consultation with the House of Assembly and Legislative Assembly.

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