What happens to print sales when an Open Access (OA) edition of a scholarly monograph is also available on publication? This is the central focus of this report, which is authored by members and representatives from the Association of University Presses and Ithaka S+R.

This report considers peer review from the perspective of research culture. It is an important resource for all funders looking to optimise and innovate their peer review processes.

This resource was created by the Indigenous Archives Collective (IAC) as referencing guidance for undergraduate students, and liaison librarians supporting these students, when citing Indigenous Knowledges. While the work is intended for use in libraries to support the acknowledgement of First Nations people in Victoria, it has broader application for the acknowledgement of Indigenous Knowledges...

Scholarly communication is the process through which research products and outputs are created, assessed, improved, shared, disseminated and preserved in a variety of modes, including through formal and informal publications, conferences and other academic networking methods. In this report, the authors seek to provide a high-level overview of the shared infrastructure that supports scholarly communication.

This study was originally conceived as a way of better understanding the promise and practice of evaluation across Australia. The study considers four key focus areas regarding the practice of evaluation in Australia - volume, drivers, approaches and trends. The study did not specifically consider the quality of evaluations, nor their effectiveness and impact.