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Episode 14 - Taxation & Spending Power
On this episode, we delve into the complicated constitutional landscape that deals with the Taxation & Spending powers of the Commonwealth.


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Want to understand Australian constitutional law, and the debates surrounding it? Listen in as host Cameron Shamsabad tackles the big questions of our legal system.
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Surviving Constitutional Law is hosted by Cameron Shamsabad. The show has published 15 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 14 - Taxation & Spending Power" (25 May 2026, 64 minutes), "Episode 13 - Defence Power" (3 April 2026, 51 minutes), and "Episode 12 - The Race Power" (18 June 2023, 26 minutes).
Surviving Constitutional Law publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 52 minutes across 15 episodes.
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Cameron Shamsabad hosts Surviving Constitutional Law, an education podcast with 15 episodes published.
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Episode #15
On this episode, we delve into the complicated constitutional landscape that deals with the Taxation & Spending powers of the Commonwealth.

Episode #14
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Episode #13
<p>In this episode we cover the 'Race' Power in s 51 (xxvi) of the Commonwealth Constitution. </p> <p><br></p> <p>We will discuss the text, history and broader contextual considerations of this very unusual and unique...

<p>The High Court recently released its judgment in the case of Alexander v Minister for Home Affairs [2022] HCA 19. The case touches on a topic we covered in our last episode on the 'Aliens Power' relating to the power...

Episode #11
<p>Continuing from our discussion in Episode 9 of the Immigration Power, this episode covers the heavily related and historically connected 'Naturalization and Aliens' power in s 51 (xix) of the Commonwealth...

Episode #10
<p>On this episode of the 'Surviving Constitutional Law' podcast, we will be starting our two-part journey in understanding the powers over migration possessed by the Commonwealth government. We begin with s 51 (xxvii)...

Episode #9
<p>In this episode of the podcast we will be discussing the external affairs power in s 51 (xxix) of the Australian Commonwealth constitution. We will cover the textual basis of the power, its extraterritorial nature...

<p>On this very special bonus episode, to celebrate passing 1000 downloads of the podcast, we are joined by lawyer Satyajeet Marar. Satya is a Macquarie Law alumni who has focused his career primarily on Australian...

Episode #7
<p>In this episode of the 'Surviving Constitutional Law' podcast, we will crash-course one of the most contentious theoretical issues of Australian politics - whether Australia should become a republic?</p> <p>In this...

Episode #6
<p>On episode 6 of the 'Surviving Constitutional Law' Podcast, we will be discussing the 'Corporations Power' found in s 51(xx) of the Constitution. Along with the Trade and Commerce Power (covered in ep. 5), this...

Episode #5
<p>In this episode we will be going over the history and scope of the Trade and Commerce Power set out in s 51(i) of the Commonwealth Constitution. Within this, I will also discuss some of the implied and express limits...

Episode #4
<p>In this episode we start our discussion on the Commonwealth legislature with a crash course of the basics. In law school these introductory topics are usually taken for granted by teachers who assume students will...

Episode #3
<p>On this episode of the podcast, we will be continuing to develop our understanding of the Australian States by looking at the nature of their constitutions and how they can be amended. </p> <p>In this instalment we...

Episode #2
<p>On the second episode of the podcast, we are going to build on our understanding of Australia's federal system by covering State governments, their constitutions and also the plenary nature of their power.</p>

Episode #1
<p>Welcome to the first episode of 'Surviving Constitutional Law'. In today's podcast we will go over some of the basic aspects of constitutional law, and explore some of the history and influences which have impacted...

Surviving Constitutional Law
<p>Here is a quick introduction to the Surviving Constitutional Law podcast and its host Cameron Shamsabad. Whether you are a student trying to survive a core unit of your Australian law degree, or a consti' nerd (like...
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