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The Industrial Relations Court of Australia was a short-lived Chapter III Court whose jurisdiction was transferred from the Federal Court in 1994, and transferred back in 1997. In the words of former Chief Justice Robert French, "The tide went in, the tide went out". Every judge had a concurrent appointment in the Federal Court. Despite the transfer of jurisdiction, any existing matter or appeal from an existing matter remained in the Industrial Relations Court of Australia, with the result that the last case was not finally disposed of until 2005/6. The Court was not to be abolished until after the last judge had retired. The last judge to retire was Anthony North on 11 September 2018. The court was formally abolished on 1 March 2021.

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rdfs:comment	The Industrial Relations Court of Australia was a short-lived Chapter III Court whose jurisdiction was transferred from the Federal Court in 1994, and transferred back in 1997. In the words of former Chief Justice Robert French, "The tide went in, the tide went out". Every judge had a concurrent appointment in the Federal Court. Despite the transfer of jurisdiction, any existing matter or appeal from an existing matter remained in the Industrial Relations Court of Australia, with the result that the last case was not finally disposed of until 2005/6. The Court was not to be abolished until after the last judge had retired. The last judge to retire was Anthony North on 11 September 2018. The court was formally abolished on 1 March 2021. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Attorney-General for Australia Robert French Chapter III Court Australian superior courts 1994 establishments in Australia Constitution of Australia Chief Justice of Australia Murray Wilcox Courts and tribunals established in 1994 Anthony North Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration Commonwealth Industrial Court Australia Australian Industrial Court Federal Court of Australia Breen Creighton High Court of Australia Commonwealth of Australia courts and tribunals Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory Michael Lavarch New South Wales Court of Appeal Labour relations in Australia Boilermakers' case dbr:Ray_Northrop
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authority	Constitution of Australia (en) Industrial Relations Act 1988 (en)
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has abstract	The Industrial Relations Court of Australia was a short-lived Chapter III Court whose jurisdiction was transferred from the Federal Court in 1994, and transferred back in 1997. In the words of former Chief Justice Robert French, "The tide went in, the tide went out". Every judge had a concurrent appointment in the Federal Court. Despite the transfer of jurisdiction, any existing matter or appeal from an existing matter remained in the Industrial Relations Court of Australia, with the result that the last case was not finally disposed of until 2005/6. The Court was not to be abolished until after the last judge had retired. The last judge to retire was Anthony North on 11 September 2018. The court was formally abolished on 1 March 2021. The court was the latest in a line of specialist federal courts dealing with industrial relations matters, being the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration (1904–1956), whose court and arbitration functions were divided as a result of the Boilermakers' case, succeeded by Commonwealth Industrial Court (1956–1973), which was renamed as the Australian Industrial Court (1973–1977). The last remaining judge of the Australian Industrial Court, was appointed to the new court. The creation of a specialist court was controversial, with academics Breen Creighton and Andrew Stewart stating that it was not clear that the creation of the court would serve any useful purpose. One of those opposed to the creation of the court was Federal Court judge Murray Wilcox who was subsequently offered appointment as Chief Justice. Wilcox reminded the Attorney-General, Michael Lavarch, of his opposition, to which Lavarch responded that Wilcox's knowledge of the pitfalls would help the court to avoid them. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of Commonwealth courts and tribunals List of judges of the Federal Court of Australia Peter Gray (Australian judge) List of judges of the Industrial Relations Court of Australia List of judges of the Supreme Court of Norfolk Island Commonwealth Bank of Australia v Barker Murray Wilcox Anthony North Federal Court of Australia Jeffrey Spender (judge) Jenny Blokland Accredited specialist solicitor (Australia) Howard government Shane Marshall
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