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Issues in Society are publications designed specifically for Australian high school students. You will find helpful, reliable information from a variety of sources.
TIME-SAVING: thoroughly researched and edited content, compiled and reproduced from a wide variety of trusted sources.
TOPICAL, accessible information for assignments, essays and debates.
BALANCED OPINIONS and varying viewpoints for a diverse overview on controversial topics.
SOURCES INCLUDE: newspaper reports, opinions, magazine and journal articles, special interest groups, government reports, website fact sheets, statistics and surveys.
AVAILABLE IN PRINT AND DIGITAL EDITIONS
You can find print copies of Issues in Society in the Nora Collisson Centre, or you can search for specific topics via our library catalogue. When on campus, you can view and download digital editions here. If you are off-campus, you will need a password for access the digital copies - click here for more information and to download the password.
Topics are listed under the following subheadings:
