Division of Library Services

Wiley InterScience is a database of journals published by Wiley-Blackwells Publishing.

CSU has access to the bulk of this collection in full-text – nearly 1300 journals. Users can search the collection using a simple or advanced search, and can browse by title or subject area.

Subjects covered range across all disciplines: Business, Education, Law, Medicine, Science, Social Sciences, and the Humanities.

Coverage dates vary with title.

Note: CSU previously had access to this material under the separate listings of Blackwell Synergy, and Wiley InterScience. On I July 2008 Blackwell Publishing merged with John Wiley & Sons, and all Wiley-Blackwell’s online products are now provided in a single online platform.

Includes more than 1200 peer reviewed full text journals and a growing number of online books, including the series Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Subject areas include Education, Mathematics, Medicine, Science and Technology. Coverage varies.

Please note: CSU Library doesn't have full access to all SpringerLink articles. You can tell whether or not you can access an article by looking at the square next to the record:

= Full access
= No access

This resource is a collection of 30 entirely full-text Australian journals published by CSIRO Publishing. The website has a tab for, and lists of, books and CDs, but it is the journals to which CSU Library subscribes, and which are available in full-text. These cover a broad range of scientific disciplines including mainly agriculture, the plant and animal sciences, and environmental management.

The collection can be searched or browsed. Searching can be limited to a journal or a number of journals. The searching functionality is not very sophisticated, and users are advised to check the “Search hints” link which is available on the Advanced Search screen. Some users prefer to use another index, such as Web of Science or Biosis Previews, as a searching tool, and then use SFX links to link to the full-text within CSIRO Electronic Journals.

Coverage varies with title, but in some cases extends back to the early 1900s. All articles are available in PDF format.

CAB Abstracts is a bibliographic database produced by CAB International (CABI) which covers the following subject areas:

• Agriculture, including animal production and welfare, horticulture, crop science and protection, applied economics and rural studies

• Animal and Veterinary Sciences, including animal nutrition, entomology, aquaculture and equine science

• Environmental Sciences, including, ecology and climate change, forestry, soil science, and hydrology

• Human Health, Food and Nutrition, including food science and communicable diseases

• Leisure and Tourism

• Microbiology and parasitology, including mycology, bacteriology and virology

• Plant Sciences, including biotechnology, plant protection, and crop science

Originally a citation-only database, from January 2009 the database includes full-text content which was previously only available through a separate subscription. This includes more than 36,000 journal articles, reports, and conference papers.

Updating is monthly.

CAB Abstracts is also available to CSU users in a package covering 2000 – Present.

Ovid's Biosis Previews database is a continuation of the Biological Abstracts (1995 - Dec 2001) database. Both cover life science research including original research reports and reviews in biological and biomedical areas. Specific coverage includes the traditional areas of biology, botany, zoology and microbiology, as well as agriculture, pharmacology, ecology, and veterinary medicine. Interdisciplinary fields such as biotechnology, biochemistry, biophysics, and bioengineering are also included. Nearly 5,500 serials are monitored for inclusion. The databases also provide content summaries, books and meeting abstracts, papers and posters.

The Biological Abstracts database covers 1995 - December 2001, while Biosis Previews covers 2002 - current.

These two Ovid databases can be searched individually but the link here provides CSU staff and students with concurrent searching of both.

Agriculture and Natural Resources Index (ANR-Index), an Australian government initiative produced by Infoscan, is a bibliographic database with informative abstracts and links to full text [where available] for agriculture and natural resources including sustainable Australian agriculture, food, forestry and fisheries industries and the promotion of conservation and sustainable use of Australia's environment, water and natural resources. Coverage 2000 - .

ANR-Index Archive, an Australian government initiative produced by Infoscan, is a bibliographic database with informative abstracts and links to full text [where available] for agriculture and natural resources including sustainable Australian agriculture, food, forestry and fisheries industries and the promotion of conservation and sustainable use of Australia's environment, water and natural resources. Coverage 1975-2000.

ANR-Research (formerly known as ARRIP), an Australian government initiative produced by Infoscan, is a research-in-progress database that describes current and recently completed research projects across the agriculture and natural resources areas, including sustainable Australian agriculture, food, forestry and fisheries industries, and the promotion of conservation and sustainable use of Australia's environment, water and natural resources.

ANR-Research Archive (formerly known as CARRP), an Australian government initiative produced by Infoscan, is a database that contains completed research projects from the ANR-Research database across the agriculture and natural resources areas, including sustainable Australian agriculture, food, forestry and fisheries industries, and the promotion of conservation and sustainable use of Australia's environment, water and natural resources.

Note: Research projects on the ANR-Research Archive are not updated. This means that the contact details for researchers and organisations may be out of date. Coverage 1984 - .

Informaworld is a one-stop site hosting the full text of more than 1000 eJournals published by Taylor & Francis, Routledge, Psychology Press, Lawrence Erlbaum, Haworth Press, and Multilingual Matters, as well as citations from hundreds of other journals.

Prior to May 2009, CSU Library had access to only the full-text of the Routledge collection of education journals, but now has access to a much wider collection of journals covering a range of subject areas.

Subject strengths of the collection include:

One of the benefits of Informaworld to CSU users is that it closes the “embargo” gap for a large number of eJournals already available via EBSCOhost: that is, it provides the full-text of recent issues of journals which are not available (for the most recent 12 months) in EBSCOhost.

The collection works like a database and offers a range of browse, search, and saved search options.

A standard search will return results that are both citation-only and full-text. SFX links are NOT available in this database, but users can limit their searches to (predominantly) full-text results by ticking the “My subscriptions only” box.

Water Resources Abstracts provides citations and abstracts from the world's technical and scientific literature on water-related topics covering the characteristics, conservation, control, pollution, treatment, use and management of water resources. Abstracts are drawn from journals, books, conference proceedings, and technical reports in the physical and life sciences, as well as from engineering, legal and government publications.

Until 1994, the database was produced by the United States Geological Survey, when it was generally known as Selected Water Resources Abstracts. Since that time, Water Resources Abstracts has been produced by Cambridge Scientific Abstracts, which broadened the scope by including more material published outside the U.S.A. This database, which concentrates on water supply and water treatment, complements the Aquatic Sciences & Fisheries Abstracts database, ASFA, where there is greater coverage of the marine environment and biological material.

Subject areas include:

• Desalination
• Engineering works and hydraulics
• Erosion and sedimentation
• Estuaries
• Groundwater
• Lakes
• Water law
• Water quality management
• Water quantity management and control
• Water resources planning
• Water supply and conservation
• Water yield improvement
• Watershed protection

Coverage from 1967 - , updated monthly.

Aquatic Sciences & Fisheries Abstracts (ASFA) [CSA] provides citations and abstracts from more than 5,000 serial publications, books, reports, conference proceedings, translations and limited distribution literature, in the aquatic sciences.

Subject areas include:

• Aquaculture
• Aquatic organisms
• Aquatic pollution
• Brackish water environments
• Conservation
• Environmental quality
• Fisheries
• Freshwater environments
• Limnology
• Marine biotechnology
• Marine environments
• Meteorology
• Oceanography
• Policy and legislation
• Wildlife management

Coverage from 1971 - , updated monthly.

Maps, graphs, data and reports from the National Land and Water Resources Audit.

The National Land & Water Resources Audit (the Audit) was established in 1997 under the Natural Heritage Trust Act.

The Audit was established to:

provide a baseline for the purposes of carrying out assessments of the effectiveness of land and water degradation policies and programs.. [and].. to improve Australian Government, State and regional decision making on natural resource management.

From 1997 - 2002 the Audit significantly progressed the collection and collation of primary data and information related to Australia's natural resource management. These reports have set the benchmark for reporting on the condition of Australia's natural resources.

Information on Australia's Ramsar sites, wetlands of international importance listed under the Ramsar Convention, and the nationally important wetlands listed in A Directory of Important Wetlands in Australia in the Australian Wetlands Database.

Information and spatial data for Australia's Ramsar sites are supplied by State and Territory conservation departments. The reports generated from the database follow the categories of the Ramsar Information Sheet (RIS), which document the character and values of each Ramsar site. The latest RIS updates are included.

The Directory is compiled with the cooperation of conservation agencies and other resource managers in all jurisdictions. It is a valuable tool for managers and others interested in Australia's important wetlands. The database holds descriptions of more than 850 Directory wetlands, including those listed since publication of the third edition in 2001. Users should note that there are gaps in the knowledge of some sites and some fields may be blank. Inventory is ongoing and many wetlands remain to be assessed or recognised as internationally or nationally important.

Wetlands data have been received from:

• Environment ACT
• NSW Department of Conservation and Environment
• NT Department of Infrastructure Planning and Environment
• Qld Environmental Protection Agency
• SA Department of Environment and Heritage
• Tas Department of Primary Industries, Water and the Environment
• Vic Department of Sustainability and Environment
• WA Department of Conservation and Land Management

Information on all protected areas in Australia, including their IUCN Management Categories.

CAPAD is both a textual and spatial database. The textual data in tabular format is available to all clients accessing this web-site and can be downloaded in MsExcel format. The spatial data is housed on the Department of the Environment and Heritage ERIN platform and provides clients in Australia and elsewhere the ability to receive timely and accurate summary statistics on National Parks and all other terrestrial and marine protected areas. However, the spatial data is subject to license agreements and is not a freely available dataset.

The Department of the Environment and Heritage is responsibility for the maintenance of CAPAD with the cooperation of State and Territory Government departments and agencies.

Specimen information, images, and detailed revegetation information for the South West Slopes and the Riverina of NSW.

Includes:

• Specimen images and herbarium sheet information.
• Online Grassess Guide - provides specimen information and high quality images for all the grasses in the Charles Sturt University Virtual Herbarium.
• On-line Mistletoe Guide - provides specimen sheet information and high quality images for all the mistletoe species in the Charles Sturt University Herbarium. Includes articles describing recent research and general information on mistletoes.
• Interactive Riverina Vegetation Guide - interactive version of the Native Vegetation Guide for the Riverina allows you to find vegetation profiles for all land systems in the region (covering a wide area, extending from the Murray River, west to Balranald, east to Narrandera and north through Carrathool Shire), plus illustrated descriptions of over 300 species of trees, shrubs and ground covers.
• South West Slopes Revegetation Guide - detailed species information for selected species form the South West Slope Revegetation Guide.
• Woodland Web - a collection of articles describing recent research on the ecology, conservation, management and restoration of native woodlands and grasslands.

The Department of the Environment and Heritage Online Image Database has been developed to provide the community with access to the Department's photographic collection, for educational purposes and to help promote environmental issues.

The image database contains images the Department owns and that are copyright cleared and available free of charge for use by the media, students and industry organisations (but not for use in advertising or other commercial purposes).

The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Province Database (REEF), produced by the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, indexes articles from published and unpublished material about the Great Barrier Reef.

Subjects include coastal zone management, coral reef ecology, economics, fisheries, history, marine archaeology, marine biology, marine park management, natural resources management, oceanography, reef walking, scuba diving, tourism and zoology.

Coverage is from 1982 - .

Threatened Species in Australia: A Select Bibliography (ENDANGER), produced by the Deakin University School of Aquatic Sciences & Natural Resources Management, is a bibliographic database that indexes published and unpublished material on Australian threatened flora and fauna and related topics. There are also key references on the general theme of threatened species.

JSTOR is a searchable archive of full text journals.

JSTOR is an archive of journal backfiles. IT DOES NOT CONTAIN THE CURRENT ISSUES OF THESE JOURNAL TITLES. Each journal publisher has determined what years will be available through the database. In some instances publishers have provided all backfiles excluding the current year. For other titles backfiles may exclude the current and preceding two, three or four years.

CSU has access to following JSTOR "collections":

Arts & Sciences I. Established in 1997, JSTOR's first collection includes core journals in economics, history, political science, and sociology, as well as in other key fields in the humanities and social sciences. This collection also contains titles in ecology, mathematics, and statistics. Overall, there are 119 titles in fifteen disciplines.

Arts & Sciences II. The Arts & Sciences II Collection is home to 124 titles. This collection adds depth to many disciplines introduced in Arts & Sciences I, such as economics, history, and Asian studies. Arts & Sciences II also offers core journals in several new disciplines, such as archaeology, classics, and African, Latin American, Middle Eastern, and Slavic studies.

Arts & Sciences III. Arts & Sciences III includes journals in languages and literature, as well as essential titles in the fields of music, film studies, folklore, performing arts, religion, and the history and study of art and architecture. There are 150 titles in this collection.

Biological Sciences. The Biological Sciences Collection brings together the 29 journals available in JSTOR’s existing Ecology & Botany Collection with more than 100 titles that span the sciences. The collection is particularly strong in ecology and evolutionary biology, plant and animal sciences, paleontology, and conservation.

Current Contents includes tables of contents and citations from journals from all disciplines. Abstracts are available for approximately 75% of records. Covers more than 7,000 international journals for the last five years.

There is no full-text of the articles in Current Contents but the SFX linking software can be used to locate full-text either in another online database or in a print holding in the library catalogue. In this database SFX is activated by clicking on the "Links" icon located beneath each citation.

Web of Science is an amalgamation of 3 citations databases including .....

• Arts & Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI): 1992-present
• Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED): 1992-present
• Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI): 1992-present

These databases can be searched individually or together, and can be used to locate articles by a range of criteria. They can also be used to locate citing articles (ie articles that have cited a specific reference).

There is no full-text of the articles but the SFX linking software can be used to locate full-text either in another online database or in a print holding in the library catalogue. In this resource SFX is activated by clicking on the "Links" icon located beneath each citation.

• The Arts & Humanities Citation Index is a multidisciplinary database covering the journal literature of the arts and humanities. It indexes 1,144 of the world's leading arts and humanities journals, as well as covering individually selected, relevant items from over 6,800 major science and social science journals.

• The Science Citation Index Expanded is a multidisciplinary database, with searchable abstracts, covering the journal literature of the sciences. It indexes more than 5,700 major journals across 164 scientific disciplines.

• The Social Sciences Citation Index is a multidisciplinary database, with searchable abstracts, covering the journal literature of the social sciences. It indexes more than 1,725 journals spanning 50 disciplines, as well as covering individually selected, relevant items from over 3,300 of the world's leading scientific and technical journals.

Australian Heritage Bibliography (AHB), formerly HERA, is produced by the Australian Heritage Commission. It is a bibliographic database that indexes and abstracts articles from published and unpublished material on Australia's natural and cultural environment.

Subjects include: national parks; endangered species; coasts; forests; wetlands; rivers; geological features; wilderness areas; world heritage sites; aboriginal rock art sites, ceremonial grounds and sacred sites; important historical and archaeological sites, and historic buildings and structures; and historic towns and precincts.

Coverage from 1975 - .

Greenfile is a free EBSCOhost database covering all aspects of human impact on the environment. The collection of scholarly, government, and general-interest titles includes content on topics such as conservation, global warming, green building, pollution, sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, and recycling.

The initial release (March 2008) includes abstracting and indexing of more than 600 titles, including comprehensive coverage – from volume 1, issue 1 to present – for Bioscience (back to 1964), Conservation Biology (back to 1987), Journal of Ecology (back to 1913), and Journal of Environmental Planning & Management (back to 1948). The total number of records is approximately 295,000, and full text is provided for more than 4,600 records from open access titles.

Please note that, as this is a free EBSCOhost product, it is not possible for CSU users to search it in combination with other EBSCOhost databases. Nor is it possible to use SFX to link directly from this database to other CSU-subscribed databases.

Ingenta is a database of current article summaries from more than 20,000 multidisciplinary journals with links to the full text of over 4,500 titles. The database can be searched for free.

CSU subscribes to a limited number of full-text journals via Ingenta.

For journals to which CSU does not subscribe, users can, for the majority of articles, choose a pay-per-view option, with electronic, fax, or Ariel delivery from Ingenta.

ScienceDirect contains over 1700 Elsevier Science journals, most from 1996 forward and some from 1993 forward. New titles are added on a regular basis.

ScienceDirect also contains full-text journals from other participating publishers.

ScienceDirect currently currently offers the full text of journals from AIChE, CRC Press, and ASM International, and either host or link to the full text content of Cell Press titles. It is the goal of ScienceDirect to offer subscribers an electronic full text "library" on a scale greater than anything previously available, containing content from a variety of leading STM publishers. For a complete list of publishers on ScienceDirect, see Participating Publishers.

CSU does not subscribe to all the full text titles included in ScienceDirect.

Academic Search Premier is a huge multi-disciplinary database that covers just about all the disciplines and subject taught and studied at Charles Sturt University. It is often a good place to start when looking for material.

It contains indexing and abstracts of more than 8,100 journals, and of these, it included the full text from nearly 4,500 publications, including more than 3,600 peer-reviewed publications. Full text titles are available in HTML full-text and/or (searchable) PDF format.

Searchable cited references are provided for 1,000 titles.

Coverage varies.

CSU Library provides easy access to various "packages" of EBSCOhost databases, in the areas of Business, Education, Health, and Psychology, and Academic Search Premier is included in all four packages.

Victorian Primary Industries and Environment Library Catalogue (VPI&E)  is produced by the Knowledge and Information Branch of the Victorian Department of Primary Industries, and is the merged database of various former agencies including the Department of Natural Resources and Environment and the Department of Sustainability and Environment.

It is a bibliographic database that indexes and abstracts books, reports, theses, video recordings, manuscripts and pictorial matter in the Knowledge Resource Centre at Werribee, and small regional collections of the Department of Primary Industries, and the Department of Sustainability and Environment.

Subject coverage includes: agriculture; mineral resources; conservation; and land management/planning.

This resource was previously called DPI's Electronic LIbrary eXchange for Information Resources (ELIXIR).

AHB-ATSIS, formerly HERA-ATSIS, produced by the Australian Heritage Commission, is a subset of the AHB database.

AHB is a bibliographic database that indexes and abstracts articles from published and unpublished material on Australia's natural and cultural environment. The AHB-ATSIS subset contains records that specifically relate to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Source documents include: journal articles; unpublished reports; books; videos; and conference proceedings from many different sources around Australia. Emphasis is placed on reports written or commissioned by government and non-government heritage agencies throughout the country.

Subject coverage includes: aboriginal rock art sites, ceremonial grounds, and sacred sites; important historical and archaeological sites; historic buildings and structures; historic towns and precincts; coasts; forests; national parks; endangered species; wetlands; rivers; geological features; wilderness areas; and world heritage sites.

Coverage from 1975 - .

Warning: There is the possibility that some records contained in this database may contain references to deceased people, sacred or secret material, inappropriate terminology or offensive language, which, though unintentional, may cause distress to some people.

The Australian Heritage Places Inventory contains summary information about places listed in State, Territory and Commonwealth Heritage Registers. Information is updated regularly.

Includes:

• Search page for searches by database number, place name, street address, town, and local government area. Key word searches are also available for the statements of significance and the descriptions. Users may also limit their searches to a particular state or database.
• Search results - list of places including place name, address, local government area and the name of the parent database. A link from this page takes users to 'metadata' information.
• 'Metadata' or full summary information. The metadata includes all summary information posted by the originating database. This includes the unique database number, the place name, the location and the Local Government Area. It may also include a statement of significance and a description of the place where these exist and a URL.
• Link to the Parent database - either the individual record, the State database search page or general home page.

Oxford Journals is a collection of more than 200 full-text journals published by Oxford University Press.

These journals are from a variety of disciplines including the arts, humanities, law, life sciences, medicine, science, and social science.

Coverage is generally 1998 - . CSU users should have access to all post-1996 material in full-text.

Cambridge Journals Online includes approximately 100 full text journals in a range of subject areas, published by Cambridge University Press.

Journals@Ovid is a database of articles from journals which are available for subscription in full-text. It is an aggregate of hundreds of scientific, technical, and medical journals from over 50 publishers and societies.

CSU Library does not subscribe to all the journals indexed in this database. However, CSU Library does subscribe to the full text of 173 Journals@Ovid journals, mainly in the subject areas of medicine, nursing, psychology, and sports science.

So the results of searching Journals@Ovid will include a mix of citation-only and full-text results.

Please note that the 173 full-text journals are also available in the database CSU Full Text Journals@Ovid, listed in the CSU databases lists as Journals@Ovid CSU Full Text Subscribed.

The Australian National Shipwreck Database was originally developed by the Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology and, until recently, maintained by the Western Australian Maritime Museum with Commonwealth funding. The Commonwealth Department of the Environment and Heritage now maintains the database, which contains information about known shipwrecks in Australian waters.

Users can search for those shipwrecks that are protected by legislation, and can also search the database using keywords or through the advanced search facility that enables searches across a range of fields. It is also possible to search for shipwrecks within a defined region through the search by position and search by distance facilities.

The data have been collected by each of the State historic shipwreck agencies and are subject to ongoing editing and refining as new information is obtained. More information on a particular shipwreck may be obtained by contacting the agency in the same State or Territory as where the shipwreck is located. Information on shipwrecks may also be obtained from the Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology.

Many of these wrecks and their associated relics are protected by Commonwealth or State/Territory legislation.

Australian National Botanic Gardens (ANBG) collection of photographs and illustrations of Australia's native plants.

The index includes photographs of plant flowers [bulk of the Index], fruit, bark, shrubs or whole trees. Also includes some photographs of non-flowering plants (mosses, lichens etc).

This online resource from the National Agricultural Library of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, consists of two databases: the NAL Online Public Access Catalog, and their Article Citation Database.

AGRICOLA serves as the document locator and bibliographic control system for the National Agricultural Library (NAL) collection. It includes bibliographic records of journal articles, monographs, theses, patents, software, audio-visual materials, and technical reports related to agriculture from 1979 to the present.

AGRICOLA provides comprehensive coverage of newly acquired worldwide publications in agriculture and related fields, covering the field of agriculture in the broadest sense. Records are catalogued using the controlled vocabulary of Library of Congress Subject Headings and, since 1985, of the CAB Thesaurus.

Australian Public Affairs - Full Text (APA-FT), is an indexing and full text database that provides access to the scanned images of journal articles from published material on the social sciences and humanities. It is based on the journal indexing of the database Australian Public Affairs Information Service (APAIS), which is produced by the National Library of Australia.

Of the more than 2000 journals indexed, full-text access is included to nearly 500 journals, though more than half of these are only selectively indexed (that is, not all the items in the original issue of the journal are included in the database).

Subject coverage includes Australian business, health, current affairs, economics, humanities, law, leisure, literature, politics, and social sciences.

Coverage: indexing from 1978 - ; full-text articles from 1995 - .

Science-specific search engine that covers scientific, technical and medical information sources.

• Pinpoint[s] scientific, scholarly, technical and medical data on the Web.
• Find[s] the latest reports, peer-reviewed articles, patents, pre prints and journals that other search engines miss.
• Offers unique functionalities designed for scientists and researchers.

See http://www.scirus.com/srsapp/aboutus/ for more details

The TVNews database is a new (August 2007) Informit Media database, available via Informit Online.

It indexes Australian television news, current affairs, and selected documentaries from the free-to-air networks with links to the digitised video content in a compressed format. All individual stories from a particular broadcast are indexed with a detailed synopsis. TVNews is updated daily, with stories appearing on an evening news broadcast generally being available for access the next morning.

The video for each story or documentary is available in WMV format as a progressive download, allowing viewing to begin before the total video file is transferred. Items range from under 30 seconds for short news stories, to over an hour for selected documentaries. Transcripts are NOT included.

Coverage is from August 2007- present.

Factiva is the successor to Dow Jones Interactive and Reuters Business Briefing, previously produced by Dow Jones Reuters Business Interactive.

It is a global news and business information service. It covers the humanities, science, health, education and other subjects but has a focus on business, including business news, and company and industry research.

The database integrates content from newspapers (including The Age, and The SMH), Dow Jones newswires, business journals, market research reports, analyst reports, and websites. Much of the material is available in full-text.

Coverage varies, from 1980 - .

ANZ Newsstand is an online newspaper service provided by ProQuest and covering the full-text of Australian and New Zealand newspapers.

Titles from Fairfax (including The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald) and News Ltd (including The Australian, The Adelaide Advertiser, and The Herald Sun) are included, together with transcripts and wire feeds from ABC programs, and with leading regional and local newspaper titles from Australia and New Zealand.

Coverage varies, but most newspaper content is available from the mid- to late-nineties.

afr.com is the exclusive source of full-text articles from Fairfax Business Media publications including The Australian Financial Review and Business Review Weekly, but also over twenty other Fairfax news and information sources including the major Fairfax dailies and even The New York Times.

Content from sources such as The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The New York Times includes all (not just Business-related) material.

afr.com also includes a range of financial charts and investment tools.

Archival coverage extends as far back as 20 years. Publications and dates of coverage include:

This is an index to the archive of the Sydney Morning Herald spanning the years 1955 to 1990. The archive contains 820,000 pages from almost 13,000 issues. No new material is being added to the archive.

CSU does not have access to the full-text of the archive, so it is available here as an index only.

CSU staff and students would need to locate, or request, the full-text of articles in microfilm copies of the paper held at Bathurst, Thurgoona, and Wagga Campus Libraries.

More recent material from the Sydney Morning Herald is available online in full-text in the Factiva database (from September 1986) and the ANZ Newsstand database (from 1996).