Other sources
Grey literature
Grey literature is defined as material which is unpublished or not available in commercial form, such as reports, conference papers, theses, newsletters and so on. It is often a source of up-to-date material but not accessible through conventional channels. Increasingly grey literature is accessible through the internet as well as through institutional repositories.
For more detailed information see:
Institutional repositories
Institutional repositories are a good source of grey literature. They provide open access to an institution’s research outputs and provide a further source of information.
Check out eSpace, the CDU Institutional repository:
http://www.cdu.edu.au/library/repository/repository.html
Also see Trove: http://trove.nla.gov.au/
that searches simultaneously across the contents of Australian university and government research repositories in addition to several other collections of Australian research.
For further information see:
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