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How to reference the sources: an index

For instructions and examples on how to reference a specific source such as books or journal articles:

click the links to the source type listed at the left of this page, then
click the tabs on the top such as general rules, one author, two authors, to see the details

Or click the following links within the site index below:

Abbreviations in bibliography	Footnote citation	PowerPoint
Abbreviations in footnotes	Foreword	Prefaces
ABS Statistics	Google map	Press releases
Afterword	Goverment documents	Private contracts
Art works	Hansard	Private letters
Bibliography	Images	Quotations / Quotes
Blogs	Insert footnotes in Word	Radio interview
Blu-Ray	Introductions	Reference works
Book chapters	Journal articles	Repeated citations
Book reviews	Kanopy	Research reports
Books	Lecture notes	Research Starters
Brochures	Legal cases	Sculptures
CD	Legal references	Secondary sources
ClickView	Legislation	shortened citation
Compiled textbooks	Lithographs	Social media
Conference papers	Magazine articles	Standards
Conversations	Maps	Statistics
Corporate authored articles	Media release	Streaming videos
Corporate authored books	Messages	Student assignments
Course material	Movies	Tables
Course packs	Multiple citations	TED talks video
Dailymotion video	Music	Theses
Dataset	n.d.	Translated books
Dictionaries	Netflix	TV shows
Dissertations	News release	Twitter
DVD	Newspapers	Unknown author
eBooks	No author	Vevo video
Edited books	No date	VHS
Editorial - Newspaper	Paintings	Vimeo video
Email	Pamphlets	Web pages
Encyclopaedias	Parliamentary debates	Web resources / Internet
Exhibition catalogs	Patents	White paper
Facebook	Personal communication	Wills
Figures	Photographs	YouTube video
Films / movies	Podcasts audio

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