Members
- Adelaide University Law Students' Society
- Australian National University Law Students' Society
- Bond University Law Students' Association
- Charles Darwin University Law Students' Society
- Deakin Law Students' Society (Melbourne Chapter)
- Deakin Law Students' Society (Geelong Chapter)
- North Law Society (Edith Cowan University)
- Flinders Law Students' Association
- Griffith University (Gold Coast) Law Students' Association
- Griffith University Law Society (Nathan Campus)
- James Cook University Law Students' Society
- La Trobe University Law Students' Association
- Macquarie University Law Society
- Melbourne University Law Students' Society
- Monash Law Students’ Society
- Murdoch University#Murdoch Student Law Society|Murdoch Student Law Society
- University of Notre Dame Australia|Notre Dame Law Students' Society (Fremantle)
- University of Notre Dame Australia|Notre Dame Law Students' Society (Sydney)
- Queensland University of Technology Association of Law Students
- Royal Melbourne Institution of Technology (RMIT) Law Students' Society
- Southern Cross University Law Society
- Sydney University Law Society
- Tasmania University Law Society
- Isaacs Law Society (University of Canberra)
- University of New England Law Students’ Society
- University of New South Wales Law Society
- University of Newcastle Law Students’ Association
- University of Queensland Law Society
- University of South Australia Law Students' Association
- University of Technology, Sydney Law Students' Society
- The Blackstone Society (University of Western Australia)
- University of Western Sydney Law Students' Association
- University of Wollongong Law Students' Society
- Victoria University Law Students' Society
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