Frequently asked questions

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How can I keep up to date with new content listed on APO?

Does it cost to subscribe to APO?

How do I get a publication listed on APO?

Does it cost to advertise on APO?

What are Bookmarks?

How do I changed my password?

 

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How can I keep up to date with new content listed on APO?

New content including research reports, commentary, audio, video and web resources are listed on APO nearly everyday.  To stay informed about what's new you can:

Our tailored email allows you to select all ten topic areas or only the one's of interest.

An RSS feed provides the latest content from a website in a simplified list which makes it convenient to scroll through. You can view feeds through your browser or use one of the many feedreaders that are available.  If you monitor a number of websites setting up a feedreader with many feeds can be a very efficient way of seeing the latest information all in one list.

All the latest content is fed into our Twitter page so if you are using Twitter this is a great way to get instant updates on all the latest from APO.

APO's Facebook page updates weekly with creative and other news, and is also a great place to connect with other readers of APO.

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Does it cost to subscribe to APO?

No, APO's content is totally free to access online and to subscribe to via email or any other method.

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How do I get a publication listed on APO?

The simplest way at this point is to email APO's editors with the details of your publication including title, authors, publication date, description and a url link and/or attached pdf.

We are happy to upload a pdf of your publication directly to our website which has the advantage of ensuring that the link is not broken later on if the file is moved and also that it is able to part of our full text searching.

Email: admin@apo.org.au with the text "New report for APO" as the subject line.

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