U-Z: Electronic Resources

Indexes articles on auditing and related business topics, from a variety of Australian and overseas journals.

The database formerly called ELIXIR covers agriculture, mineral resources, conservation and land management/planning.

Access all relevant legislation in full text with a general explanation of the law governing stamp duties, financial institutions duty and debits tax plus practice related commentary on dutiable instruments. It also provides details of cases from other State jurisdictions which have relevance to Western Australia.

A digital archive edition of the West Australian newspaper covering July 2004 until yesterday. It contains the same content, editorial and photographic material that you’ll find in the printed version with the exception of The West Magazine and commercial inserts which are not included.***Access is via a public PC or express machine. Please book a PC on the Ground Floor. ***

Western Australia Public Libraries Digital Media Collection is a statewide pilot to provide WA public library patrons and State Library members access to a core collection of selected ebooks, which maybe loaned and downloaded to your own device to read later. Individual titles can be searched through the Western Australia Public Libraries Digital Media Collection platform provided by Overdrive.

Who’s Who: the essential directory of the noteworthy and influential in every area of public life, published worldwide, and written by the entrants themselves. Who Was Who, an invaluable historical archive going back to 1897, which includes the entries of over 100,000 people, now deceased, who were included in previous editions of Who's Who.

A unique perspective on prominent Australian individuals with over 13,000 biographical entries.

The most trusted reference guide to influential individuals and organisations within corporate Australia.

Biographical information on prominent Australian women from a range of fields, including business, politics, the arts, sport, law, entertainment and academia.

A bibliographic database that indexes and abstracts articles on employment, industrial relations and related topics including labour economics, policy and legislation, work and family, enterprise bargaining, recruitment and job searching.