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The Newcastle Law School requires work to be cited using the Australian Guide to Legal Citation 4th ed (AGLC4) published by Melbourne University in 2018.
An online copy of AGLC4 is freely available in PDF format from Melbourne University. Note that it does not include the Appendix of Law Report abbreviations.
To format your references correctly in the AGLC4 style you will need to download and apply the modified output style as directed here.
UON referencing guide
UON referencing guide
Other Schools may require you to use a different referencing style.
Check with your lecturer for the required referencing style for your subject.
No matter which referencing style you use, certain essential information must be used.
The Elements of a Citation guide provides help with the basic elements for a citation for a book, journal article, ebook, chapter in a book and web page.
The UON Referencing Guide includes information on different referencing styles, how to reference using specific examples and academic integrity.
