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Harvard Referencing (AGSM)

Guide to the Harvard Referencing Style, as used by Australian Government bodies

Magazine Articles

Format	Author A (Day Month Year) ‘Title of article: subtitle of article’, Name of Magazine, accessed Day Month Year.
Example	Johnson C (12 November 2021) 'Uncovering the lives of whales to better understand our oceans', WWF Australia blog, accessed 23 November 2021. https://www.wwf.org.au/news/blogs/uncovering-the-lives-of-whales-to-better-understand-our-oceans#gs.gq5tvr

Note:

Include as much date information as possible. Some magazines may only include the Month or season of publication. e.g. Spring 2021
Hyperlink the URL of the title of the blog post or magazine if found online.
If an article doesn't list an author, use the name of the blog/magazine in the author position.

For EndNote users:

EndNote Reference Type	Magazine article
Field notes	Enter the year the article was published into the Year field. Enter the day and month the article was published into the Date field.

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