General Editor: Mr Justice P W Young AO
As one of the most cited legal journals in Australia, The Australian Law Journal  is the pre-eminent legal journal covering important current and historical legal issues. First published in 1927,  each monthly part contains at least two or three substantial articles written by leading legal practitioners and academics and prominent members of the judiciary. In addition, there are a number of regular sections, edited by distinguised lawyers, such as Anthony Dickey QC (Family Law),  Peter Butt (Conveyancing and Property), Prof John Harber Phillips AC QC (Practical Advocacy), Geoff Lindsay SC (People in the Law). Other regular sections include Current Issues,     International Focus, Book Reviews and Recent Cases. 
In the paper version of the journal, The Australian Law Journal and The Australian Law Journal Reports are published together in each monthly part . The Reports include the most important decisions of the High Court of Australia and are one of the most advanced printed sources of cases determined by the High Court.
Subscription options available in the paper version include parts only, parts and bound volumes and bound volume only.
An annual index is included with a parts or parts and bound volume subscription and a consolidated index is available for Volumes 1-50, Volumes 51-76 and Volumes 77 - Current Volume. The consolidated index includes every article published, tables and subject indices for both The Australian Law Journal and The Australian Law Journal Reports. 

 In the online format, The Australian Law Journal and the Australian Law Journal Reports are available only as separate subscriptions. The online version of The Australian Law Journal includes access to the complete archive dating back to Volume 1, 1927.