Our Gale package for library members includes something for everyone. Take a look at what each individual database offers and explore further. You'll need your library card number and pin/password to enter.
If you need help getting started, we suggest visiting the Gale topic finder tutorial page.
Best for: General research, access general interest magazines and key serials in a single resource.
More than 140 million records available at your fingertips with a single search query!
This is Gale’s largest general-interest periodical resource. It allows researchers to find the information they want quickly. With intuitive searching that mirrors Internet searches, users can easily tap into sources that are guaranteed for quality.
Content includes more than 9000 full-text titles, more than 3700 refereed journals; and hundreds of newspapers – over 14500 titles in total (more than 40% of which are unique to this database) with more than 35 years of coverage from 1980 to the present.
Librarian's tip: Take a look at the Gale General OneFile fact sheet on how to best use this resource.
Best for: Researching the news. Access ANZ, U.S. and international newspapers online to search articles instantly by title, headline, date, or other fields.
This innovative full-text newspaper resource allows users to search articles instantly by title, headline, date, author, and many other fields.
Provides full-text access to over 2300 major world newspapers with over 490 Australian and New Zealand publications including National/State/Local newspapers from News Ltd, Nine Media, and The Guardian Australia.
Librarian's tip: Take a look at the Gale OneFile News fact sheet on how to best use this resource.
Best for: Researchers looking for reference materials from an Australian and New Zealand perspective
Access comprehensive periodical content with a focus on Australia and New Zealand, complemented by global news, reference, and multimedia coverage.
This user-friendly database organises over 850 full-text publications including ANZ periodicals, magazines, academic journals, ANZ news articles, images, videos and audio files including content from the Australia Broadcasting Corporation.
Best for: Adults and secondary school-level students wanting to critically analyse and understand the most important issues of the modern world.
Finding relevant and trustworthy sources on global issues can be overwhelming. Gale in Content: Global Issues provides curated content from reliable sources, ensuring users can access high-quality information that is relevant to global topics.
Content includes news articles and other up-to-date resources that cover global current events. It includes topic overviews, international viewpoints, news, and multimedia content. It also includes contextual information and background materials to help users understand the historical, social, political, and cultural aspects of global issues, enabling you to delve deeper into your research.
You can use it to stay informed about the latest developments in global issues, making it a valuable resource for researchers, students, and professionals.
Librarian's tip: Take a look at the Gale In Context: Global Issues fact sheet on how to best use this resource.
Best for: Children, as an educational after-school activity, or for use as part of your home-schooling curriculum.
Explore amazing adventures in science, nature, culture, archaeology, and space! National Geographic Kids engages young students and broadens their horizons with age-appropriate digital content that lets them discover the world.
Content includes all National Geographic Kids magazines from 2009 to the present, as well as books, videos and images.
Librarian's tip: Take a look at the National Geographic Kids fact sheet on how to best use this resource.
