Subject guides: CDU Harvard Referencing: Journal articles, conference papers, theses, newspaper articles

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Frequently Asked Questions

Citation Elements

Journal article

Author, AA & Author, BB Year of publication, ‘Article title’, Journal Title, vol(no):page-page.

Newspaper article

Author, AA Year of publication, ‘Article title’, Newspaper Title, Day Month.

Important:

When citing journal articles with multiple authors, follow the same format for the author field as for books with multiple authors.
Cite and reference electronic and print journal articles using the same format.

Reference Examples

Endnote Reference Type: Journal Article

In-text citation: Bank et al. (2014) OR (Bank et al. 2014)

Banke, R, Byzalov, D & Plehn-Dujowich, J 2014, ‘Demand uncertainty and cost behaviour’, Accounting Review, 89(3):839-855.

In-text citation: Mirvis (2012) OR (Mirvis 2012)

Mirvis, P 2012, ‘Employee engagement and CSR: Transactional, relational and developmental approaches’, California Management Review, 54(4):93-117.

Note:

Articles appearing online should be cited in the same manner as articles in print journals

Endnote Reference Type: Newspaper Article

In-text citation: Fitzpatrick (2016) OR (Fitzpatrick 2016)

Fitzpatrick, S 2016, ‘Indigenous policies failing’, The Australian, 20 May.

Endnote Reference Type: Newspaper Article

In-text citation: ‘Govt splashes cash on remote NT pools’ (2011) OR (‘Govt splashes cash on remote NT pools’ 2011)

‘Govt splashes cash on remote NT pools’, 2011, The Koori Mail, 9 February.

Note:

When there is no author listed, use the title of the newspaper article in single quotation marks.

Endnote Reference Type: Conference Paper

In-text citation: Taylor (2006) OR (Taylor 2006)

Taylor, JA 2006, ‘Assessment: A tool for development and engagement in the first year of university study’, paper presented to the Engaging Students: 9th Pacific Rim in Higher Education (FYHE) Conference, Griffith University Australia, 12-14 July.

Endnote Reference Type: Thesis

In-text citation: Rolls (2011) OR (Rolls 2011)

Rolls, N 2011, Academic discourses and the twenty first century context empowering all students with comprehension and critical engagement, PhD thesis, Charles Darwin University.

In-text citation: Rupakheti (2013) OR (Rupakheti 2013)

Rupakheti, S 2013, Burst error correcting convolutional codes for broadband wireless transmission system, Masters thesis, Charles Darwin University.

Layout: Author Year of publication, Title of thesis, Type of thesis, Publisher