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High Court of Australia

Parkes Place, Canberra, Australia 2600

Featured Review : The High Court of Australia is separated from the National Gallery of Australia by a sculpture garden. It is a gleaming concrete and glass structure, and is the ultimate seat of Australian law. It convenes only to dete...See Full Review

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High Court of Australia

  • 2 out of 5 stars by Quan from Seattle, Washington
  • January 4, 2001
Quote: The High Court of Australia is separated from the National Gallery of Australia by a sculpture garden. It is a gleaming concrete and glass structure, and is the ultimate seat of Australian law. It convenes only to determine matters of... Read the full High Court of Australia review

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