Coverage

Legislation, case law and ATO rulings

These are the sources AccuFind answers from. Each one is counted below, so you can hold us to the numbers.

What the corpus holds

AccuFind holds the full text of judgments from 68 Australian courts and tribunals. It also holds consolidated legislation for all 10 jurisdictions, and public rulings and guidance from the ATO Legal Database.

801,178
Documents
Australian and New Zealand primary sources
68
Courts and tribunals
Judgments held in full text
10
Jurisdictions
Federal, all states, ACT, NT and NZ
~7B
Tokens indexed
Case law, legislation and ATO rulings

738,204 judgments across 68 courts and tribunals

Full-text judgments from the High Court of Australia, back to 1903, to the specialist tribunals. These include the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and the Administrative Review Tribunal that replaced it, the Fair Work Commission, the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) and the Migration Review Tribunal.

Why it matters

Migration agents need Migration Review Tribunal and Refugee Review Tribunal decisions. Workplace lawyers need the Fair Work Commission. AccuFind holds all of them in full text, as it holds the High Court.

Largest case law sources by number of decisions
Court or tribunalDecisions
NSW CaselawJurisdiction: NSW, years: 1965 to 2026123,265
Administrative Appeals TribunalJurisdiction: Cth, years: 1962 to 202476,862
Federal Court of AustraliaJurisdiction: Cth, years: 1973 to 202657,152
Victorian Civil & Administrative TribunalJurisdiction: Vic, years: 1998 to 202653,240
Migration Review TribunalJurisdiction: Cth, years: 1999 to 201551,822
Refugee Review TribunalJurisdiction: Cth, years: 1993 to 201735,051
Fair Work CommissionJurisdiction: Cth, years: 1985 to 202631,365
High Court of AustraliaJurisdiction: Cth, years: 1903 to 20267,968
Administrative Review TribunalJurisdiction: Cth, years: 2024 to 20264,779

The table shows the 8 largest sources by volume, plus the Administrative Review Tribunal, which replaced the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in October 2024. The 68 courts and tribunals span every Australian jurisdiction. They run from each state's Supreme Court and Court of Appeal to specialist bodies: civil and administrative tribunals, industrial relations commissions, planning courts, children's courts and mental health courts.

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