Reference Management

Australian Guide to Legal Citation

The reference style used at Melbourne Law School is the Australian Guide to Legal Citation, 4th Edition (AGLC4). AGLC4 is published by the Melbourne University Law Review (MULR) and the Melbourne Journal of International Law.

• a free digital PDF copy (PDF, 3.4MB) -  note: cannot be downloaded
• print copies are available for loan in the Law Library High Use area (call number K114 AUST)
• purchase a copy from the MULR website

The Library's Re:cite website includes a section with examples dedicated to referencing using AGLC4.

Reference management software

Reference management software can assist you with managing references and creating references / bibliographies in your documents.

There are many different reference management software options available. Iinformation on the different tools, including Zotero and EndNote can be found on Re:cite.

Library Support

Training

The Law Library offers Zotero for Law training during the academic semester.  For more information on the sessions see the Research Skills page. There are also a range of reference management classes offered by Melbourne University Library accessible via News and Events.

Getting started online

Get started with the  on Zotero for beginners webinars and the Zotero for Law Guide.

If you have any questions email law-librarians@unimelb.edu.au