You can limit further by online status using the facets. There’s often a bit of uncertainty about this because the metadata Trove receives is not always accurate. The ‘Online’ filter focuses on material that is available online. The ‘Australian’ filter attempts to focus on material either by Australians or about Australia.You can activate them using the checkboxes underneath the search box. There are two main filters – ‘Australian’ and ‘Online’.But it’s often more effective to start with a broad search and then narrow things down using filters and facets. There’s so much stuff in Trove that it’s tempting to think your search should be as precise as possible. Radio National programs – see this blog post for backgroundįor more detailed information on finding things in Trove, remember to look in the Trove Help Zone.
Art in Australia – see this blog post for background. Legal opinions from the Australian Government Solicitors’ Office. There’s more information about how this happens in Spot the Blue Square Perhaps even you! Trove also harvests data from ORCID. Try Nova Peris… Use the identifiers in your projects for instant integration. People! Trove aggregates (and disambiguates) a wide range of biographical sources including the Australian Dictionary of Biography, the Australian Womens Archives Project, the Aboriginal Biographical Index (from AIATSIS), the Encyclopedia of Australian Science, and the Australian Parliament. Your own articles? Trove harvests research outputs from all Australian university repositories, including the UC Institutional Repository. Some things you might not expect to find: community groups, and even individuals ( via Flickr). government, research agencies, university repositories. libraries, museums, archives, galleries – small to large. If your searches for NLA digital content are returning a lot of noise (such as books in the Maps zone) try adding “nla.obj”. For example, explore the photos and maps. For other zones try typing nuc:"ANL" in the search box and checking ‘Available online’ (or clicking the ‘online’ facet). Large amounts of high-quality digitised material have been added in recent years, such as deep-zoomable images and maps. 
Searches will return individual articles from digitised journals – note that you’re actually searching the OCRd text of the book or article, not just the catalogue data! Try searching for “Dificit unaccounted” and following the links to see how your query is passed on to the ‘inside’ of the work.
Trove digital library – books and journals. Newspapers (and Government Gazettes) – not just the big metropolitan papers, but many small local papers, community, political, and religious papers as well. Keep in mind that some resources appear in multiple zones. A collection of collections aggregating records from around the country for easy discovery and use – access to metadata only (but you can often click through to the original record).Īll this content (over half a billion items) can be discovered through Trove’s zones. #Trove advanced search full#
A platform for delivering digital content from the NLA and partners – access to full text, images, and more.Headline Roulette presents a randomly selected newspaper article from Trove. How well do you know your Australian history?
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