Pacific Law Collection Monash University Law Library is home to one of the largest collections of Pacific Island States and Territories primary and secondary law materials in Australasia. Located on the third floor of the Law Library, the collection is open to users during normal Law Library opening hours . It is hoped that the collection will encourage the study, wider understanding and deeper knowledge of the laws of the peoples of the Pacific Islands and their region, and will facilitate legal research relevant to the Pacific Island region. This may be by studies carried out in and from Monash University and in cooperation with governments, courts, legal professions, institutions for legal education and training, and law-related agencies in the region. The Library, through its Pacific Law Collection also aims to provide legal information services for Australia and the Pacific Islands region.
Law reports, unreported judgements and indexes.
Government and public agency publications including reports of departments of justice, attorneys general, police and land and local government, law reform commissions, judiciary, tribunals, ombudsman. Law related journals, texts and studies. Newspapers and regular news publications. Regional law reports and collections. Publications by regional organisations.