Harvard referencing guide (1 Viewer)

[Question2]

I am looking at the harvard referencing guide PDF now, but it doesn't explain how to cite newspaper articles with no listed authors? Do you just put the newspaper name into the author field?

 

[so_what]

http://www.lc.unsw.edu.au/onlib/ref2.html

Scroll down about half way and it is there.

 

[Question2]

I've been told before to use the ASB's PDF guide and not the site as they are two different versions.

 

[D94]

If you are referring to this: http://www.asb.unsw.edu.au/learningandteaching/Documents/Harvardreferenceguide.pdf

Then on Page 5, it tells you what you need to do if there is no author identified. It's the same as what the general UNSW guide says.

 

[Question2]

Thanks, i was looking at the online newspaper section.

For websites, how do you cite it if you are not sure which country the sponsor is located in?

And let's say i have a lot of information that is too long to include in the report itself (e.g. rules and regulations). Should i include it as an appendix, or say something like "the full list of regulations may be located at [name of website]" followed by a citation, with the website address located in the bibliography?

If i want to cite multiple newspaper articles with no authors, how would that work? For both intext and bibliography?

 

[Question2]

Does anyone know how to cite Appendices?

E.G. I have appendix A, which is a long list of text. How do i cite that?

 

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