When using a newspaper article, you will find most of the bibliographic information you'll need on the page where the article is found.
To create an end-text reference in the Harvard style for a newspaper article, we need to follow the following formatting:
The Harvard end-text reference for this article will be:
Debelle, P 2017, 'Cancer patients risk dosing deaths with archaic chemo scripts', The Advertiser, 16 December, p. 5.
The in-text reference will look like this:
(Debelle 2017, p. 5)
Notes:
- The author's name is generally found at either the beginning or the end of the article.
- If no author is given, list the name of the newspaper first.
e.g. The Advertiser 2017, 'Cancer patients risk dosing deaths with archaic chemo scripts', 16 December, p. 5.
- The date will usually appear at the top or bottom of the page. If not, it will always appear on the cover near the banner.
- Also include any issue details after the date.
e.g. vol. 28, no. 3
e.g. Spring edn
