The corpus

Coverage

Everything AccuFind answers from, and where it comes from. Sourced direct from the official publishers, refreshed on a stated cadence, and counted so you can hold us to it.

One Corpus. Every Australian Source That Matters.

AccuFind indexes the full text of every Australian court and tribunal that publishes judgments online, plus every consolidated Act across all 10 jurisdictions, plus the ATO Legal Database, refreshed from authoritative sources.

801,178
Documents
Australian & NZ primary sources
68
Courts & Tribunals
Every court that publishes online
10
Jurisdictions
Federal, all states, ACT, NT, NZ
~7B
Tokens Indexed
Case law, legislation, ATO rulings

738,204 judgments across 68 courts and tribunals

Full text of every Australian and New Zealand court and tribunal that publishes decisions online, from the High Court of Australia (back to 1903) down to specialist tribunals like the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and its successor the new Administrative Review Tribunal, Fair Work Commission, VCAT, Migration Review Tribunal, and every state coroners' court.

Commercial databases prioritise Authorised Law Reports from superior courts. AccuFind matches that depth, then adds the tribunals where most government and frontline practitioners actually work.

Why it matters

Family Violence practitioners reach for VCAT and family-court decisions. Migration agents need MRT and RRT. Workplace lawyers live in FWC. AccuFind has all of them, full-text, the same way it has the High Court.

Court / TribunalJurisdictionCoverageDecisions
NSW CaselawNSW1965–2026123,265
Administrative Appeals TribunalCth1962–202476,862
Federal Court of AustraliaCth1973–202657,152
Victorian Civil & Administrative TribunalVic1998–202653,240
Migration Review TribunalCth1999–201551,822
Refugee Review TribunalCth1993–201735,051
Fair Work CommissionCth1985–202631,365
High Court of AustraliaCth1903–20267,968
Administrative Review TribunalCth2024–20264,779

Top 8 by volume shown, plus the newly-added Administrative Review Tribunal (the body that replaced the AAT in October 2024). Full coverage includes 68 distinct courts and tribunals across every Australian jurisdiction, from each state's Supreme Court and Court of Appeal down to specialist bodies (CATs, IRCs, planning courts, children's courts, mental health courts).

Refresh cadence

Legislation refreshed weekly from official publishers; case law and ATO guidance refreshed monthly across all 68 courts and tribunals plus the full ATO Legal Database.

Authoritative provenance

Sourced directly from Federal Register of Legislation, state legislation publishers, court publishers (where available), and the ATO. Every quote linked to the original document.

Cross-jurisdictional by default

One search across every Australian jurisdiction plus New Zealand. Filter by court, jurisdiction, date range, or document type.