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Australia/New Zealand Reference Centre Database Coverage List Australia/New Zealand Reference Centre Database Coverage List *Titles with 'Coming Soon' in the Availability column indicate that this publication was recently added to the database and therefore few or no articles are currently available. If the ‡ symbol is present, it indicates that 10% or more of the articles from this publication may not contain full text because the publisher is not the rights holder. Please Note: Publications included on this database are subject to change without notice due to contractual agreements with publishers. Coverage dates shown are the intended dates only and may not yet match those on the product. All coverage is cumulative. Due to third party ownership of full text, EBSCO Information Services is dependent on publisher publication schedules (and in some cases embargo periods) in order to produce full text on its products. Source Type ISSN / ISBN Publication Name Publisher Indexing and Indexing and Full Text Full Text Full Text PDF Country Abstracting Abstracting Start Stop Delay Images Start Stop (Months) (full page) International Magazine 1035-6754 21 C Australian Commission for the Future 01-Sep-1994 31-Jan-1998 United States of America International TV & 48 Hours (CBS News) CQ Roll Call Inc. 01-Dec-2000 01-Dec-2000 United States of Radio News Transcript America Australia/NZ Magazine 0726-2418 4X4 Australia ARE Media Pty Limited 01-Feb-2009 01-Feb-2009 Australia International TV & 60 Minutes (CBS News) CQ Roll Call Inc. 26-Nov-2000 26-Nov-2000 United States of Radio News Transcript America Australia/NZ TV & 7.30 Report (ABC) Australian Broadcasting Corporation 28-Nov-2002 28-Nov-2002 Australia Radio News Transcript Australia/NZ Newswire AAP Australian National News Wire Australian Associated Press Ltd 13-Sep-2003 13-Sep-2003 Australia Australia/NZ Newswire AAP Australian Sports News Wire Australian Associated Press Ltd 25-Oct-2000 25-Oct-2000 Australia International Academic 0218-2203 AAPPS Bulletin Association of Asia Pacific Physical Societies 01-Jan-2011 01-Jan-2011 Y Korea, Republic of Journal (South) Australia/NZ TV & ABC Premium News Australian Broadcasting Corporation 29-Jan-2003 29-Jan-2003 Australia Radio News Transcript Australia/NZ TV & ABC Regional News Australian Broadcasting Corporation 07-Jan-2003 07-Jan-2003 Australia Radio News Transcript Australia/NZ TV & ABC Rural News Australian Broadcasting Corporation 02-Dec-2002 02-Dec-2002 Australia Radio News Transcript Australia/NZ Magazine 1321-9812 ABM: Australian Business Monthly ARE Media Pty Limited 01-Jan-1995 31-May-1995 Australia Australia/NZ Book / 9780822520764 Aboriginal Art of Australia Lerner Publishing Group 01-Jan-1999 31-Jan-1999 01-Jan-1999 31-Jan-1999 United States of Monograph America Australia/NZ Abortion Regulations 1978 Parliamentary Counsel Office of New Zealand 01-Jan-1978 31-Jan-1978 01-Jan-1978 31-Jan-1978 Y New Zealand Government Document Australia/NZ Magazine 1442-7281 ACTCOSS Update Copyright Agency Limited 01-Oct-2009 01-Oct-2009 Y Australia Australia/NZ Magazine 2203-8671 Acuity Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand 01-Jul-2014 01-Jul-2014 Y Australia Australia/NZ Trade 0112-6997 AdMedia Mediaweb Ltd 01-Jan-1999 30-Sep-2013 01-Jan-1999 30-Sep-2013 Y New Zealand Publication Australia/NZ Advertiser, The (Adelaide) Newsource 02-Oct-2000 27-May-2020 02-Oct-2000 27-May-2020 Australia Newspaper Australia/NZ Advertiser, The (Woolgoolga) APN Newspapers Pty Ltd. 15-Sep-2010 15-Sep-2010 Australia Newspaper International Magazine 0001-8996 Advocate Here Publishing Inc. 17-Sep-1996 17-Sep-1996 United States of America Australia/NZ Advocate (Hepburn) Nine Publishing, successor in interest to Fairfax 01-Feb-2011 01-Feb-2011 Australia Newspaper Media Management Pty Ltd Australia/NZ Advocate, The (Perth) Newsource 27-Feb-2009 27-May-2020 27-Feb-2009 27-May-2020 Australia Newspaper Australia/NZ Magazine 1832-9195 AFR Smart Investor Nine Publishing, successor in interest to Fairfax 01-Dec-2005 31-Mar-2015 Australia Media Management Pty Ltd Australia/NZ 0312-6307 Age, The (Melbourne) Nine Publishing, successor in interest to Fairfax 30-Dec-2004 30-Dec-2004 Australia Newspaper Media Management Pty Ltd Australia/NZ Academic 1839-5619 Agricultural Commodities Australian Bureau of Agricultural & Resource 01-Sep-2011 01-Sep-2018 Australia Journal Economics Australia/NZ Magazine 1839-8235 Agricultural Commodity Statistics Australian Bureau of Agricultural & Resource 01-Jan-2011 01-Dec-2017 Australia Economics Australia / New Zealand Reference Centre-September 2021 Page 1 of 92 Source Type ISSN / ISBN Publication Name Publisher Indexing and Indexing and Full Text Full Text Full Text PDF Country Abstracting Abstracting Start Stop Delay Images Start Stop (Months) (full page) Australia/NZ Magazine 1322-9869 AIAL Forum Copyright Agency Limited 01-Oct-2009 01-Oct-2009 12 Y Australia Australia/NZ Albert & Logan News Newsource 01-Dec-2013 27-May-2020 01-Dec-2013 27-May-2020 Australia Newspaper Australia/NZ Albert & Logan News (Friday) Newsource 20-Feb-2009 27-May-2020 20-Feb-2009 27-May-2020 Australia Newspaper Australia/NZ Albert & Logan News (Wednesday) Newsource 20-Feb-2009 27-May-2020 20-Feb-2009 27-May-2020 Australia Newspaper International Academic 1177-1801 AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Sage Publications 01-Jul-2008 United States of Journal Peoples America International Academic AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Sage Publications Inc. 01-Jul-2007 30-Jun-2008 United States of Journal Scholarship America Australia/NZ TV & AM (ABC) Australian Broadcasting Corporation 07-Dec-2002 07-Dec-2002 Australia Radio News Transcript International Academic 1549-4934 American Geographical Society's Focus on Geography Wiley-Blackwell 01-Sep-2001 31-Dec-2015 01-Sep-2001 31-Dec-2015 Y United Kingdom Journal International TV & American Morning (CNN) CQ Roll Call Inc. 01-Dec-2005 30-Dec-2011 01-Dec-2005 30-Dec-2011 United States of Radio News Transcript America International TV & Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees (CNN) CQ Roll Call Inc. 01-Dec-2005 01-Dec-2005 United States of Radio News Transcript America International Academic 0003-3286 Anglican Theological Review Anglican Theological Review Inc. 01-Jan-1990 01-Jan-1990 Y United States of Journal America Australia/NZ Animal Welfare Act 1999 Parliamentary Counsel Office of New Zealand 01-Jan-1999 31-Jan-1999 01-Jan-1999 31-Jan-1999 Y New Zealand Government Document Australia/NZ Magazine 1320-2464 Animals Today Animals Australia Inc. 01-Jan-1997 28-Feb-2007 01-Jan-2000 28-Feb-2007 Y Australia International Academic 0268-540X Anthropology Today Wiley-Blackwell 01-Jul-1996 01-Jul-1996 12 Y United Kingdom Journal Australia/NZ Academic 1178-5527 Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work Review Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social 01-Mar-2007 01-Mar-2007 Y New Zealand Journal Workers Inc. Australia/NZ Magazine 0725-4415 APC (Bauer Media Group) ARE Media Pty Limited 01-Jun-2005 31-Oct-2013 01-Jun-2005 31-Oct-2013 Australia International Magazine 0725-4415 APC (Future Publishing Ltd.) Future Publishing Ltd. 01-Nov-2013 United Kingdom Australia/NZ Academic 1030-5033 APLIS Auslib Press 01-Jan-1990 31-Dec-2012 01-Jan-1990 31-Dec-2012 Y Australia Journal Australia/NZ Ararat Advertiser Nine Publishing, successor in interest to Fairfax 01-Feb-2011 01-Feb-2011 Australia Newspaper Media Management Pty Ltd International Magazine 0003-8113 Archaeology Archaeological Institute of America 01-May-1984 01-Jan-1999 United States of America International Academic 0003-8121 Archaeology in Oceania Wiley-Blackwell 01-Jul-2000 01-Jul-2000 12 Y United Kingdom Journal Australia/NZ Magazine 1034-4101 Architect Designed Houses Architecture Media Pty Ltd 01-Jul-1996 31-Dec-1997 01-Jul-1996 31-Dec-1997 Australia International Trade 0003-858X Architectural Record BNP Media 01-May-1984 01-Jan-2001 Y United States of Publication America Australia/NZ Magazine 0003-8725 Architecture Australia Architecture Media Pty Ltd 01-Jan-1995 01-Jul-1996 Y Australia Australia/NZ Trade 0113-4566 Architecture New Zealand AGM, a division of BCI New Zealand 01-Nov-2009 01-Nov-2009 Y New Zealand Publication International Magazine 0882-0171 Ardell Wellness Report Ardell 01-Jan-1990 31-Mar-2007 United States of America Australia/NZ Area News Nine Publishing, successor in interest to Fairfax 01-Dec-2010 01-Dec-2010 Australia Newspaper Media Management Pty Ltd Australia/NZ Armidale Express Nine Publishing, successor in interest to Fairfax 01-Feb-2011 01-Feb-2011 Australia Newspaper Media Management Pty Ltd Australia/NZ Magazine 1326-5822 ARN: Australian Reseller News IDG Communications Pty Ltd 01-Sep-2006 01-Sep-2006 Australia International Magazine 0195-8208 Art & Antiques Art & Antiques Worldwide Media, LLC 01-Jan-2004 01-Jan-2004 31-Jul-2007 United States of America Australia/NZ Magazine 0004-301X Art & Australia Art & Australia Pty Ltd 01-Jan-1994 Australia Australia/NZ Magazine 1324-7271 Art + Law Copyright Agency Limited 01-Mar-2009 01-Mar-2009 Y Australia Australia/NZ Magazine 0110-1102 Art New Zealand Art Magazine Press Ltd. 01-Jan-1998 31-Mar-2020 New Zealand Australia/NZ Academic 0044-9075 Artefact Copyright Agency Limited 01-Jan-2008 31-Jan-2012 01-Jan-2008 31-Jan-2012 Y Australia Journal Australia / New Zealand Reference Centre-September 2021 Page 2 of 92 Source Type ISSN / ISBN Publication Name Publisher Indexing and Indexing and Full Text Full Text Full Text PDF Country Abstracting Abstracting Start Stop Delay Images Start Stop (Months) (full page) International Magazine 1521-5210 Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel (Newsweek LLC) Newsweek LLC 01-Jun-2004 01-Jan-2010 01-Jun-2004 01-Jan-2010 United States of America Australia/NZ Magazine 1323-4552 Artonview National Gallery of Australia 01-Jan-2011 01-Jan-2011 Y Australia International Magazine 0004-3931 Arts & Activities Publishers Development Corporation 01-May-1990 30-Jun-2019 01-May-1990 30-Jun-2019 Y United States of America Australia/NZ Magazine Asian Business Review Alan Davis Media 01-Feb-1995 31-Jan-1999 01-Feb-1995 31-Jan-1999 Y Australia International 1716-1843 Asian Pacific Post Asian Post Publishing Media 01-Jun-2006 01-Jun-2006 Y Canada Newspaper International Magazine 1012-6244 Asiaweek Asiaweek Ltd.
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