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China InfobankZhongguo zi xun hang (guo ji) you xian gong si: China Infobank provides full-text access to up-to-date political and economic news of China, business and legal information.
Chinamaxx digital librariesBeijing Superstar Information Technology: Chinamaxx E-books database covers a variety of subject areas in Social Sciences and Humanities on China Studies. Contains over 780,000 Chinese titles. Available for document delivery to Australian libraries.
China Reference Works OnlineChina National Knowledge Infrastructure: An online collection of current reference books in Chinese language. Available for document delivery to Australian libraries.
Chinese Naturalisation Database 1857-1887 (New South Wales): The Chinese Naturalisation Database is based on the Naturalisation records and the Colonial Secretary's Correspondence held by the State Records Authority of New South Wales.
Dacheng lao jiu kan quan wen shu ju kuDacheng shu ju you xian gong si: Dacheng Old Journal Full-text Database includes a collection of 7,000 periodicals, 130,000 issues and 1.3 million articles, which were published from 1840 to 1949 in mainland China. Many of the periodicals in Dacheng database are rare and unique during late Qing Dynasty. Subjects covered include philosophy, economic, politics, military, industry, agriculture, transportation, literature ,history, geography , astronomy and astrology.
DigitalNZDigitalNZ: DigitalNZ is an initiative that aims to make New Zealand digital content easy to find, share and use. This includes content from government departments, publicly funded organisations, the private sector, and community groups. Includes access to Matapihi, a window onto the online collections of a number of New Zealand cultural organisations, as well as other sites containing large amounts of digital content.
Digital South Asia LibraryUniversity of Chicago: The Digital South Asia Library provides digital materials for reference and research on South Asia. Material includes reference works, maps, statistics, bibliographies, indexes books and journals. Contributions are made from libraries in Europe, the United States, Asia, Australia and international organisations.
DuxiuBeijing Superstar Information Technology Co. Ltd.: Duxiu.com is a huge content-based database created by SuperStar Digital Library. It searches full-text, books, journals, newspapers, theses, web pages, conference proceedings and video clips. The database also contains English resources.
Ebsco ebooksEbsco: Provides access to the growing collection of multidisciplinary eBook titles, representing a broad range of academic subject matter, held at the National Library of Australia. Individual titles are also accessible via the National Library catalogue.
Index New Zealand: INNZRMIT Publishing: Index New Zealand (INNZ) is an index with abstracts from selected New Zealand serial publications journals, including newspapers and nearly 300 journals about New Zealand and the South Pacific. INNZ is updated daily and approximately 2,000 documents are added monthly. Subjects covered include general interest material, social research, current affairs, the arts and humanities. Comprehensive coverage of titles extends from 1987 onwards. Many New Zealand titles have also been retrospectively indexed. This resource is available in alternative formats: Microfiche 1991-1992; 1996 available in the Newspaper Reading Room
These are general sites for researching the Pacific Ocean region on the Internet and provide a starting place for researchers in this field. They lead to a diverse range of information on on the Pacific region as well as providing links to other useful sites.
A guide to the printed resources relating to Australian history at the National Library. In addition to the works mentioned here the Library holds a large range of primary and secondary resources on this topic.
The Guide to the collections, edited by Clifford A. Burmester, was originally published by the National Library of Australia between 1974 and 1982. In it he made a survey of the library's collections by subject. This online Guide is an update of a number of the collections that appeared in the original publication, The entries give details about the individuals, families or organisations that assembled the collections, describe the size, scope and strengths of each collection, and summarise how they have been acquired, organised, catalogued or listed by the Library. While the majority of the collections described consist largely of Australian materials, there are also entries for significant Asian, European and North American collections. These descriptions are intended to complement the Library's catalogue and other finding-aids.