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| Australian journals indexes |
 AGIS plus text - comprehensive coverage of Australian legal journals; access to selected full text- CaseBase - a case citator useful for finding journal articles
- APA full text - Australian social and legal issues; access to selected full text
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| Australian full text journal databases |
- AustLII - selected Australian and New Zealand journals
- Legal online (previously Lawbook Online) - selected journals published by Thomson
- LexisNexis AU - selected journals published by LexisNexis AU
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| International journal indexes |
| International full text journal databases |
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| Why use journal articles? |
- Journal articles are written by experts, about recent issues and developments in law.
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| What are journal indexes? |
- Provide edited details of journal articles, such as author/s, article title, journal title, volume and year of publication.
- An abstract or a brief outline of the article is sometimes given.
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| How to find the full text of a journal article |
- Search a journal database using key words.
- Choose the article you want to locate.
- View the article online using the current database (if it is available).
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Use the title of the journal to search the Library's catalogue.
- Check for online access via another database or for print holdings in the Library.
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