As the image on the image to the right indicates, Google doesn't allow access to all resources on the Internet. Most of the academic or scholarly resources you need to use for academic purposes are hidden in the deep web behind pay walls.
You may be able to discover some academic resources through a Google Search but when you try to access the text you will often be asked to pay.
Google Scholar is more useful than a basic Google search but keep in mind it still doesn't provide you access to everything.
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Popular newspapers include:
The Age (1991 - current)
The Australian (1996 - current)
Courier Mail ( 1996 - current)
Sydney Morning Herald (2007 - current)
Queensland Times (2008-2020)
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Subject focus on Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science and History.
Access to millions of articles from over 17,000 scholarly journals and other authoritative sources.
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Access the full text of the QLD Law Handbook.
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ActiveHistory provides materials on scores of topics from the Middle Ages to the present day.
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Currently over 250,000 articles on ScienceDirect are open access. Articles published open access are peer-reviewed and made free for everyone to read, download and reuse in line with the authors' choice of user license.
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Google Scholar indexes or lists journal articles. If the article you want is not freely available check to see if it is available via our Gale Databases or via the QLD State Library Onesearch.
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