Special materials

General format for reference list

1. Author A. Title of article. Name of Newspaper. Date of publication:Pages numbers (if available). Accessed Month DD, YYYY (if applicable). URL (if applicable)

Examples

1. Hashim S. Late-night snacks ‘could wreak havoc on your memory’. Daily Telegraph. January 6, 2016. Accessed January 7, 2016. http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/lifestyle/health/late-night-snacks-could-wreak-havoc-on-your-memory/story-fni0dihe-1227698559429
2. O'Leary C. Vitamin C does little to prevent winter cold. West Australian. Jun 29, 2005:1.

Style notes

• If you have found the article using a subscription library database (such as Library Search, ProQuest or Factiva) do not include the database name, the date accessed or URL.

EndNote fields for manual entry

• If a .RIS or. NBIB file is not available to download, create the EndNote reference manually.
• Use the ‘Newspaper Article’ reference type.
• Use the table to see which EndNote fields to use for each part of the reference.

Example

1. Bailey K, Baker A. Manual for Brief Alcohol Intervention Group for Young People. National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, University of New South Wales; 2009. NDARC technical report 304. Accessed May 20, 2023. https://ndarc.med.unsw.edu.au/sites/default/files/ndarc/resources/TR.304_0.pdf

EndNote fields for manual entry

• If a .RIS or. NBIB file is not available to download, create the EndNote reference manually.
• Use the ‘Report’ reference type.
• Use the table to see which EndNote fields to use for each part of the reference.

Example

1. Rathbone J. Automating systematic reviews. PhD thesis. Bond University; 2017. Accessed April 14, 2022. https://research.bond.edu.au/en/studentTheses/automating-systematic-reviews

EndNote fields for manual entry

• If a .RIS or. NBIB file is not available to download, create the EndNote reference manually.
• Use the ‘Thesis’ reference type.
• Use the table to see which EndNote fields to use for each part of the reference.

Conference papers (including other presentations at conferences or meetings)

Use the format below for conference materials not published in a book or journal. 

General format for reference list

1. Author AA, Author BB. Title of the poster or paper. Paper/Poster presented at: Conference Name; Month Date, Year; City, State Abbreviation or City, Country. Accessed Month DD, YYYY. URL

Example

1. Anderson-Wurf J, Seal A, McGirr J, Harding C. General practitioners or orthopaedic surgeons—who’s responsible for the gap in osteoporosis management? Paper presented at: 5th National Rural Health Conference; March 24-27, 2019; Hobart, Tas. Accessed December 14, 2021. http://www.ruralhealth.org.au/15nrhc/sites/default/files/B2-5_Anderson-Wurf.pdf

EndNote fields for manual entry

• If a .RIS or. NBIB file is not available to download, create the EndNote reference manually.
• Use the ‘Conference Paper’ reference type.
• Use the table to see which EndNote fields to use for each part of the reference.

General format for reference list

1. Author A. Title of Standard. Publisher; Year. Standard number.

Example

1. Standards Australia; Standards New Zealand. Sterilization of Health Care Products - Radiation Part 2 - Establishing the Sterilization Dose. Standards Australia; 2006. AS/NZS ISO 11137.2:2006.

Style notes

• When there is more than one publisher listed just use the first (for example a standard jointly published by Standards Australia and Standards New Zealand).
• Where multiple organisations have authored the standard, each name should be separated by a semicolon rather than a comma. In EndNote this can be achieved by listing the organisations together on one line of the author field separated by semicolons, e.g. 'Standards Australia; Standards New Zealand,', with a comma placed behind the final organisation.

EndNote fields for manual entry

• If a .RIS or. NBIB file is not available to download, create the EndNote reference manually.
• Use the ‘Book’ reference type.
• Change the colon following year of publication to a full stop and a single space, after converting your document to plain text.
• Use the table to see which EndNote fields to use for each part of the reference.

Use this reference type to cite sources such as letters and emails.

Personal communications are cited in text, but not included in the reference list. 

General format for in-text citation

(Communicator, type of communication, Month DD, YYYY)

Email in-text citation example

(B. Smith, email, March 1, 2023)

General format for reference list

1. Lecturer L. Title of lecture. Unpublished lecture materials. Week number, subject code, degree name and year of degree, Institution, lecture given Month Day, Year.

Example

1. Tajouri L. Viruses and viral replication. Unpublished lecture materials. Week 3, MBBS-YR1_132, MBBS Year One, Bond University, lecture given September 4, 2013.

General format for reference list

1. Student S. Title of assignment. Unpublished assignment document. Subject code, degree name and year of degree, Institution, assignment document for assessment due Month Day, Year.

Example

1. Smith J. Assignment 2: Reflective essay. Unpublished assignment document. MEDI13-301, Medical Program Year One, Bond University, assignment document for assessment due October 11, 2018.

EndNote fields for lecture materials and assignment documents

• Create the EndNote reference manually.
• Use the ‘Web Page’ reference type.
• Use the table to see which EndNote fields to use for each part of the reference.