Privacy Law + Policy Reporter (PLPR) is a monthly (10 issues per year) review and analysis of privacy laws, policies and practices, focusing on Australia, New Zealand, and the Asia-Pacific. PLPR commenced publication in 1994 and is the longest-established privacy publication in Australasia.

General Editor: Graham Greenleaf Professor of Law, University of New South Wales  <g.greenleaf@unsw.edu.au>

Associate Editor: Nigel Waters Consultant in Fair Information  Practices and Privacy  <nigelwaters@iprimus.com.au>

The content of Volume 11 Issue 1 (July 2004) is:

• Australian Privacy Law Grows Up (Greenleaf)
  
• Naomi Campbell in the House of Lords: Implications for Australia (Lindsay)
  
• Cases and Complaints (Greenleaf; Gunning)
  
• Codewatch - Mixed experiences with private sector codes (Waters)
• Federated identity models (Veirboom)
  
• Privacy remedies under New Zealand law (Roth)
  
• Private Parts - New Federal Privacy Commissioner (Greenleaf & Waters)
  

Subscriptions:  The annual subscription (10 issues) is A$395.00 (A$359.09 Ex. GST) - 

Editorial enquiries: To submit articles for publication in PLPR, or for any other enquiries concerning editorial matters, please contact one of the editors. Contribution of articles for publication is welcome.

Publisher: HiTech Editing Pty Ltd  Distributor:  CCH Australia Limited    ISSN 1449-826X

From July 2004 (Issue 11.1) PLPR has changed publishing arrangments, and is now distributed by Australia's leading privacy publisher, CCH Australia Limited.

Archive: Back Issues of PLPR are available in the PLPR Archive on AustLII, usually one year in arrears of subscription publication (currently Vols 1-9, 1994-2003).

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