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- 1 2 October, in Bar News: The Journal of the New South Wales Bar Association, no. 13; 1995; p. 30; at the Australasian Legal Information Institute
- ↑ New judges appointed to the Supreme Court, at the Supreme Court of New South Wales; published March 4, 2016; retrieved via archive.org
- ↑ SWEARING IN CEREMONY OF THE HONOURABLE JUSTICE NATALIE ADAMS AS A JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES AND AS A JUDGE OF APPEAL (transcript), at the Supreme Court of New South Wales; retrieved February 11, 2023; "unlike my predecessor, Peter Hidden, I do not have a nice singing voice"
- ↑ Singing praises of choiring counsellors, at Lawyers Weekly; published December 4, 2012; retrieved February 11, 2023
- ↑ Our Board of Directors, at Pacific Opera; retrieved February 11, 2023
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