There are many different types of resources which might offer information on the topic you are researching, but you need to consider whether the source is scholarly or authoritative enough for research project:
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Book/eBook |
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Journal article |
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Newspaper/Media |
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Australian database of streaming videos from free-to-air and pay-TV, selected for tertiary institutions.
A searchable database of Australian free-to-air television news, current affairs, and (selected) documentary programs, available as digitised video.
A ProQuest database featuring the full-text of Australian and New Zealand newspapers. Previously called ANZ Newsstand
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eVideos |
Find current information Get an overview, introduction, and/or background on a topic |
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Website |
Locate reports and documents from government, academic, or professional organisations |
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Grey Literature |
Find relevant research information and data from governments or organisations that has not been commercially published. |
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Reference material |
Find factual and statistical information on a topic |
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Theses and dissertations |
Locate other research on a similar topic |
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