On Monday 26 January I will be hosting Blawg Review #196, a weekly round-up of posts from around the blawgosphere, for the fourth time. I have previously hosted Blawg Review #85, Blawg Review #136 and Blawg Review #178. Therefore I would encourage you all to let me know what interesting posts from the blawgosphere you have written or read this week. You can do so by leaving a comment to this post or sending me a tweet @peterblackqut. As January 26 is Australia Day, I would particularly like to showcase the best of the Australian blawgosphere, so if you write or read any Australian law blogs, please point me in that direction.
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Thursday, 22 January 2009
Coming soon ... an Australia Day Blawg Review
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