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Membership is open, as a full member, to anyone: who is an Indigenous Australian studying law at university or other institution in Victoria; or who has previously graduated in law from a University or other institution and who currently resides in Victoria; or who is studying, or has previously graduated in law at a University or other institution outside Victoria, and whom currently resides in Victoria; and whose membership is approved by the committee. 
Download the application form for Full Membership. ILSLAV-Tarwirri currently has eighty full members. Many of our full members are studying law through distance education at Deakin University in Geelong, but actually reside interstate. We have members in Palm Island, Broome, Mildura, Perth, Adelaide, Rockhampton, Alice Springs, and of course, from all across Victoria. 
Media officer Colleen Coghlan with Full members Rudolph Kirby and Josie Clements The Association has extensive interstate networks, particularly with our sister organisations Ngalaya Aboriginal Corporation in New South Wales and the Indigenous Lawyers Association of Queensland. ILSLAV-Tarwirri has provided assistance to our interstate counterparts, and most opportunities that are on offer in Victoria are also promoted to Indigenous law students and lawyers in the other states. |
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Membership is open, as an associate member, to persons who are not eligible for full membership. The Association currently has forty associate members, ranging from members of the judiciary to partners from some of Melbourne's leading law firms. Members Bevan Mailman, Brian Bero, Miranda Stewart, Hans Bokelund, Justice Shane Marshall and Vinod Nath at the launch of the Victorian Bar Indigenous Barristers Fund |
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