Referencing
New Zealand Law Style
The New Zealand Law Style Guide includes rules for the citation of a large range of material commonly used in New Zealand, but inevitably there will be occasions where it is necessary to cite materials for which there are no specific rules. Any citations for which there is no relevant rule should be made as consistently as possible with this guide.
- NZ Law Style Quick Guide[344 kb]
- Using EndNote for Law[987 kb]
Referencing Tools
Using referencing software can save time by helping you create and manage your references. Bibliographic records can be imported from library catalogues, databases and Google Scholar and reused in word processing software, to create in-text citations or footnotes and automatic reference lists and bibliographies in a consistent format.
See the Library guide for...Other Useful Tools
» BibMe
(MLA, APA, Chicago, or Turabian)
» WorldCat
(MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard or Turabian)
Please note that it is your responsibility to ensure that these tools have formatted your material correctly.
Key Resources
Subject DatabasesBrookers Online (NZ Legal Databases)
CCH IntelliConnect
Court of Appeal of New Zealand Decisions
Hansard
HeinOnline
Index to Common Law Festschriften
LegalTrac
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New Zealand Legislation
NZLII (New Zealand Legal Information Institute)
Westlaw International
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