Australian Guide to Legal Citation 4th edition

A bibliography is a list of the research materials you have relied on, appended to the back of your document.

Structure

According to the AGLC4 rule 1.13 p 35, materials listed in your bibliography should be ​separated using the sub-headings below:

A Articles/Books/Reports

B Cases

C Legislation

D Treaties

E Other

Other tips

• The first-listed author's name for each entry should be inverted e.g. Brown, John.
• Entries should appear in order of the first author's surname, or the title of the document.
• Entries do not end with a full-stop.