Other print sources

Journal articles

Include: the author's family name/surname and initial, the year of publication, thetitle of article (in single quatation marks), the title of journal (in italics), the volume number and/or issue number, and the page numbers of the article.

Mazza, C., 2002, 'And then the world fell apart: the
     children of incarcerated fathers', Families in
     society: the journal of contemporary human
     services, vol.83, no.5/6, pp.521-529.

Encyclopedia articles

Include: the title of chapter or article (in single quotation marks), the year of publication, the title of encyclopedia (in italics), the edition, the volume, and the page numbers of the article.

'Iron and steel', 2000, The world book encyclopedia,
     Millennium edn., vol.10, pp.436-453.

Acts of Parliament

Include: the government responsible for the legislation, the title of the Act, the publisher (in this case usually same as author, so no need to write name in full), and the place of publication.

Victorian Government, 1958, Crimes Act, Author, Melbourne.

Pamphlets or Brochures

Include: the author (or organisation resposible for the publication), the date of publication, the title (in italics), the publisher (in this case usually same as author, so no need to write name in full), and the place of publication.

Mornington Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc.,
     2003, Marvellous Mornington,
     Author, Mornington.