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John Carter (talk) 19:26, 13 February 2011 (UTC) Aboriginal History (1998-on) ACCC Update (Melbourne) (2007-on) ACH: The Journal of the History of Culture of Australia (2003-2007) AFR Smart Investor (2007-on) Annual Survey of Australian Law (1988-1994) Antipodes (1999-on) AQ - Australian Quarterly (2006-on) AQ - Journal of Contemporary Analysis (2002-2005) Asia Business News (2008-on) Australian Canadian Studies (2005-on) Australian Aboriginal Studies (1997-on) Australian Accountant (1997-1998) Australian Banker (1997-2000) Australian Banking & Finance (1997-on) Australian Bar Review (1991, 1993, 1995-on) Australian Bulletin of Labour (2003-on) Australian Business Law Review (1980-on) Australian Cultural History (1997-2002) Australian Dispute Resolution Journal (1990-2000) Australian Doctor (2003-on) Australian Economic Review (1998-on) Australian Feminist Law Journal (2004-on) Australian Geographic (1997-on) Australian Geographical Studies (1997-2004) Australian Gourmet Traveller (2010-on) Australian Journal of Environmental Education (1997-on) Australian Journal of Environmental Management (1997-2002) Australian Journal of Family Law (1991-on) Australian Journal of Hospitality Management (1996-2001) Australian Journal of Labour Law (1989-on) Australian Journal of Law and Society (1983-1998) Australian Journal of Management (1997-2002) Australian Journal of Political Science (1997-on) Australian Journal of Public Administration (1997-on) Australian Journal of Social Studies (1997-on) Australian Law Journal (1980-on) Australian Literary Studies (1997-on) Australian Mining (2003-on) Australian Mining and Petroleum Law Journal (1983-1987) Australian Net Guide (1997-2009) Australian Personal Computer (1999-on) Australian Property Law Journal (2001-on) Australian Studies in Journalism (1996-2006) Australian Tax Forum (1984-on) Australian Tax Review (1980-on) Newspapers and magazines Provider Sources Access Google News Archive (coverage is not complete) The Age (1854–1989) The Sydney Morning Herald (1830–1989) Free[1] Australia/New Zealand Reference Centre (EBSCO) Various Australian media (best for 1990s to present) - full list Login with National Library of Australia reader card [2] Western Australian library card [3] State Library of NSW card [4] State Library of Victoria card [5] State Library of Queensland [6] Fairfax News Store Various Fairfax publications c.1990–present Free [7] Factiva Various Australian media Login with National Library of Australia reader card [8] State Library of NSW card [9] Western Australian library card [10] State Library of Victoria card [11] State Library of Queensland [12] Trove Various Australian media. Early 1800s on. Most major state newspapers up to 1954. Free [13] Gale's Popular Magazines Various Australian magazines Login with Western Australian library card Free 12 month trial of full version