Did you miss the recent episodes on 4 Corners on ‘Kids Doing Time’ and ‘The Hanging Law’? Never mind! Episodes are available usually for 14 days on iView. For older material go to TVNews. TVNews indexes Australian television news, current affairs and selected documentaries from the free-to-air networks with links to the digitised video content in a compressed format.

Listen to podcasts from the Law Report presented by Damian Carrick on Radio National. You can search the archive of podcasts which date as far back as 1999. Recent topics include Bringing Burma’s military rulers to account and the Federal Intervention two years on.

Below is a list of new titles received at the law library over the past two weeks. To find out more about a book, click the title.

* Item authored by UQ Law School Staff

If you have any queries about these or other titles, or would like to suggest something for purchase, please feel free to leave us a comment!

You can now get a copy of any post on our Law Library blog sent to your inbox so you don’t miss anything. Have all new book lists, new database notifications, training class schedules and information about the library sent to you by mail automatically.

Try the new service ‘Feed My Inbox‘. All you need is the address for our feed - http://blogs.library.uq.edu.au/lawlibrary/feed/ -and your email address and you are all set to receive notifications.

Why not check it out for yourself!

The Library has created a UQ Library Search application for Facebook. You can now search for books, journals and other items in The University of Queensland Library Catalogue all from the comfort of your own Facebook page. If you’re on Facebook, why not check it out?

Below is a list of new titles received at the law library over the past two weeks. To find out more about a book, click the title.

* Item authored by UQ Law School Staff

If you have any queries about these or other titles, or would like to suggest something for purchase, please feel free to leave us a comment!

that the Torts Moot Team has won! Congratulations from the Law Library staff on their achievement.

Just a reminder about the Library’s wireless printing service which started up at the beginning of the year.

You can now print to Library public print queues from laptops, offices, homes or anywhere you have access to the Internet!

For information on how to set this up on your computer click on the link.

Please note:
• For those with a Windows operating system, this service does NOT work with Mozilla Firefox, only with Internet Explorer.
• All print jobs sent wirelessly will appear on the library’s print workstations as lib-mgmt1, and it is therefore important to know the name of the document you are sending.
• Jobs not printed within 3 hours will be deleted.