Grey Literature

The best way to find Australian grey literature is through Trove. Other sources of Australia grey literature can be found on the websites below:

• Australian Policy Online
• Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
• Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet
• ROAR: Register of Australian Primary Health Care Research.
• Department of Health (Federal)
• Health Direct Portal

Institutional Repositories

Many Australian Universities collect grey literature in their institutional repositories.

Australasian Institutional Repositories are available online.

WorldCat includes the holdings of 20,000 libraries world-wide (more than 1.5 billion items).

Some of the sites that index and collect grey literature are:

• Bielefeld Academic Search Engine (BASE) searches over 130 documents from over 6,457 sources.
• NGO search retrieves publications from the sites of hundreds non-governmental organizations (NGO).
• Open Grey holds references to over 700,000 pieces of European grey literature.
• Science.gov science information provided by US government agencies. Includes research and development results.
• Grey Matters

Large libraries like the State Library of NSW and Australian National Library often collect grey literature in paper form. You can find the papers by searching the institute's online catalogue. BMDH libraries can arrange loans of these materials or supply the papers through document delivery.