Other sections include media releases, school project material, Victims Compensation Act details and information for young people. It's worth pointing out to clients or potential clients in your marketing information. Western Australia has come to the AustLII party and made its legislation available. Sadly Queensland has decided to do things its own way, and use Adobe's painful PDF format. You have to download entire Acts, the hyperlinking is sadly lacking, and it takes forever to print.
Searches are fast and the list of results is easy to read.
If you have difficulty you should contact your firewall administrator. It is unfortunate that to locate legislation in Australia you must go to three web sites and learn three different interfaces. This is not what the web is really all about, and a result AustLII tried very hard to avoid. Anstat has Commonwealth and State legislation on-line, but either downloads an application for IBM compatibles or an Adobe PDF file. The figures in Australia are probably similar.