A GUIDE TO REFERENCING with examples in the Harvard style

A Guide to Referencing 54
Format Reference List In-text Citation
Newsletter
with author(s)
Family Name(s) of Author(s), Initial(s)
Year of publication, Title of newsletter,
Name of Authoring Organisation,
volume, number/issue, day month of
publication.
Len, Y 2003, Environmental issues,
Earth Watch, vol. 51, no. 4, 12 April.
Environmental issues are of paramount concern
throughout Asia (Len 2003).
Len (2003) portrays a sad picture when writing about the
condition of the environment at the start of the century.
Newsletter
without author(s)
with an authoring
organisation
Name of Authoring Organisation
(Acronym, if applicable) Year of
publication, Title of newsletter, volume,
number/issue, day month of
publication.
NSW Bushwalker 2007, The best
walks in the Blue Mountains, vol.4,
no. 1, 17 May.
It is astonishing to see how many beautiful walks there
are in the Blue Mountains (NSW Bushwalker 2007).
The NSW Bushwalker’s newsletter (2007), The best
walks in the Blue Mountains, demonstrates that …
Newspaper/
Magazine article
with author(s)
Family Name(s) of Author(s), Initial(s)
Year of publication, ‘Title of article’,
Newspaper/Magazine Name, day
month of publication, page number(s)
for the entire article (Name of section,
if applicable).
Kemp, S 2003, ‘Leak pushes AMP to
record low’, The Age, 7 August, p. 1
(Business section).
Isikoff, M 2005, ‘Leak investigation: an
oversight issue?’, Newsweek, 15
August, p. 6.
A report (Kemp 2003) shows how much ...
Kemp (2003) reported that …
An investigation into the information leak out of the White
House (Isikoff 2005) emphasises …
Isikoff (2005) reminds us that …