The New Zealand Law Review is widely regarded as New Zealand's foremost legal journal. Published quarterly by the Legal Research Foundation (since 1966), the New Zealand Law Review is an essential resource for legal practitioners, academics, and researchers seeking authoritative analysis of New Zealand law.

Each issue features peer-reviewed articles by leading New Zealand and international scholars, alongside regular reviews of major areas of law written by specialist contributing editors. With rigorous editorial standards and a broad scope of coverage, the New Zealand Law Review reflects the highest calibre of contemporary legal thinking.

The Editors of the New Zealand Law Review are Professor Michael Littlewood and Associate Professor Jane Norton, from the University of Auckland’s Faculty of Law.

Available as annual subscriptions in multiple formats to suit your needs:

• Hardcopy – Quarterly print issues, including postage and handling.
• Online – Available on Westlaw New Zealand.

Whether you are a practising lawyer, judge, academic, or law student, the New Zealand Law Review provides the depth, currency, and scholarly rigour to keep you informed on the issues that matter most in New Zealand law.

The New Zealand Law Review welcomes the submission of articles, more information is available here.