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This page provides online resources related to the AGLC 4.

Australian Guide to Legal Citation:

• AGLC 4 Official PDF (UOM)¹
• AGLC 4 Cite|Write (QUT)
• AGLC 4 Easy Cite (RMIT)
• AGLC 4 Examples (GU)
• AGLC 4 Quick Footnote Checker²
• AGLC 4 Guidance (UniSQ)
• AGLC 4 RefRight Tool (UniSQ)
• AGLC 4 Short Guide (UQ)
• AGLC 4 General Rules
  • Footnotes
  • Punctuation
  • Quotations
  • Subsequent References
  • Footnotes Abbreviations
  • Bibliographies
• AGLC 4 Primary Materials
  • Case Law
  • Reported Cases
  • Unreported Cases
  • Transcripts of Proceedings
  • UK Cases
  • UK and Imperial Acts
  • Acts of Parliament Constitutions
  • Legislative Definitions and History
  • Bills, Delegated Legislation, Explanatory Memoranda
  • Quasi-legislative Materials
• AGLC 4 Secondary Materials General Rules
  • Journal Articles
  • Books
  • Chapters in Edited Books
  • Government Documents
  • Encyclopedias
  • Dictionaries
  • Looseleaf Services Online Commentaries
  • Newspaper Articles
  • Internet Materials
  • Other Secondary Sources
  • Web Speech, Conference, Thesis or Dissertation
  • Indigenous Knowledge
• AGLC 4 International Materials
  • Treaties
  • UN Documents
  • International Judgements
  • EU Materials

Style:

• Australian Government Style Manual³
• Naming Convention – Judicial Officers (Qld) (PDF)⁴

Footnotes:

1. Melbourne University Law Review Association, Australian Guide to Legal Citation (Melbourne University Law Review Association Incorporated, 4th ed, 2018). ↩︎
2. ‘AGLC4 Guide — How to cite cases, legislation, journals (AGLC)’ (Web Page) <https://www.aglc4.com> (unofficial resource; accuracy not independently verified). ↩︎
3. Australian Government, ‘Referencing and Attribution’, Style Manual (Web Page, 14 May 2025) <https://www.stylemanual.gov.au/referencing-and-attribution>. ↩︎
4. Queensland Courts, Naming Convention for Judicial Officers (Web Page/PDF, September 2021) <https://www.courts.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/739502/naming-convention-judicial-officers.pdf>. ↩︎