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Research Databases


Using research databases is the quick, easy, and effective way of doing research on your topic. These typically include timely articles from leading authoritative magazines, journals and newspapers. Use the hyperlinks below to view pre-made searches. TIP: You will need your library card number to use these products from home.



Primary and Reference Sources


These materials are mostly in-library use only and typically include encyclopedias, dictionaries and other reference sources. Often includes a further readings list. In-library use only materials are noted as such.



Books


Use the hyperlinks below to view these book titles in our library catalogue. You can also use the library catalogue to search for more books by title, author, subject or general keyword. TIP: All non-fiction titles are organized by subject. Use the call number of a particular title to find other similar books.



Multimedia (Audio/Video/Images)


These materials typically include audio CDs, VHS videocassettes, and DVD video discs. These typically include documentary style videos and books in audio format.



Websites


These typically include freely available resources found on the World Wide Web.