Web Resources

Google Advanced Search: Finding government, industry and organisational information

Web search engines are important tools for finding Government reports as well as resources from industry and professional organisations.

Advanced Search functionality available in search engines saves time and increases relevancy of results. Try using the Advanced Search options in Google to:

Search by file type - i.e. PDF (documents without intro web page content)
Search by domain - i.e. .gov.au (useful for locating government reports)
Search by date

Want to learn more about Google's Advanced Search? The 'Do an Advanced Search on Google' page from Google Support provides step-by-step instructions for webpages, files, images, videos, and even books!

Google Scholar

If you are searching using Google Scholar off campus be sure to Setup Fulltext@QUT links in Google Scholar.

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