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Experts say that your brand identity should be communicated in a single sentence if you want your customers to get on board (Hrovat 2024).
Reference list:
Author A (Day Month Year) ‘Title of article: subtitle of article’, Newspaper or Magazine, accessed Day Month Year.
Hrovat B (31 October 2024) '‘Creep checks’ and personal expression encouraged: How hospitality culture is evolving', The Age, accessed 15 January 2025.
Include a DOI if the article has one. If not, include the database name in brackets at the end. No accessed date required.
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Melbourne's most valuable tree is a 135-year-old Morton Bay fig in South Yarra, valued at $1.7 million (The Age 2024).
Reference list:
Name of Newspaper (Day Month Year) ‘Title of article: subtitle of article’, Name of Newspaper. doi or database in brackets.
The Age (23 November 2024) 'Registers reveal Melburnians' love for trees', The Age. (Australia/New Zealand Reference Centre Plus).
In this example, there is no author, so instead you put the title of the newspaper.
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The federal government's Nursing Supply and Demand Study forecasts an undersupply of more than 70,000 full-time-equivalent nurses by 2035 (Hanlon 2024).
Reference list:
Author A (Day Month Year) ‘Title of article’, Name of Newspaper.
Hanlon P (9 October 2024), 'Nursing's big push to upskill, meet demand', The Age.
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Australia is experiencing its worst whooping cough epidemic on record, with more than 41,000 confirmed cases this year (The Sun-Herald 2024).
Reference list:
Newspaper (Day Month Year) ‘Title of article’, Name of Newspaper in italics.
The Sun-Herald (10 November 2024) 'Australia must protect its vaccination sentiment', The Sun-Herald.