A bibliography is a list of books, magazines and other resources which have been read by the student and relate to the assignment. A bibliography is listed alphabetically by the author’s last name.

Follow  these examples closely. Use the same order, punctuation and italicization.

BOOKS	Smith, Ron 1998, Introducing the Australian economy, Nelson, Melbourne
ARTICLE IN ENCYCLOPAEDIA	'Volcanoes'  1997, World Book Encyclopaedia, vol 22, World Book, Chicago, pp.464-468.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE	Middleton, K.  2001,  'Federation in Adelaide', The Advertiser, March 8, p.7.
MAGAZINE ARTICLE	Baxter, J. 1999, 'Fauna on the Overland Track ', Geo, Vol. 22, no 4, p.2.
VIDEO	Accounting; cash flow and profit [Videocassette] 1998, Video Classroom, Richmond, Vic.
CD-ROM	'Melba, Nellie' 1999, Microsoft Encarta [CD-ROM], Microsoft Corp, Redmond, WA.
WORLD WIDE WEB	Keith, K. 1998,  'What is the internet?'  University of South Australia [Online],  http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/internet/intguide/intintro.htm,  23 June 1999.

For further examples and more details on bibliographies and referencing, especially for senior students, go to these sites.

Compiling bibliographies (Nudgee College)

Bibliography and referencing Guidelines (St Margaret's AGS Library)

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