RSS Early Alert

Our feeds

Try the following RSS feeds for books and magazines:

	CSIRO PUBLISHING New Books & CDs
	ECOS: Towards a Sustainable Future

And research journals:

	Animal Production Science
	Australasian Plant Disease Notes
	Australasian Plant Pathology
	Australian Health Review
	Australian Journal of Botany
	Australian Journal of Chemistry
	Australian Journal of Primary Health
	Australian Journal of Zoology
	Australian Mammalogy
	Australian Systematic Botany
	Crop & Pasture Science
	Emu: Austral Ornithology
	Environmental Chemistry
	Exploration Geophysics
	Functional Plant Biology
	Healthcare Infection
	Historical Records of Australian Science
	International Journal of Wildland Fire
	Invertebrate Systematics
	Marine and Freshwater Research
	Microbiology Australia
	New South Wales Public Health Bulletin
	Reproduction, Fertility and Development
	Sexual Health
	Soil Research
	The Rangeland Journal
	The South Pacific Journal of Natural Science
	Wildlife Research

What are RSS Web Feeds?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a standard file format for syndicating information on the web. There is a wide range of applications that support RSS feeds including newsreaders and personalised homepages available.

What is a newsreader?

A “news” or “feed” reader is a special application that aggregates and displays multiple feeds. Your choice of reader will depend on a number of factors including cost (some are free and some have a fee) and suitability with your computer’s operating system. Getting advice from a colleague experienced with RSS is recommended. Two popular examples are:

Getting Started with RSS

Once a reader is installed, select a feed from the list above or look for RSS feeds on your favourite web sites which are usually indicated by an orange or RSS (or XML) button. You then simply copy the URL address into your reader (hint: right click on the feed button, select Copy Shortcut and paste into your reader). Your reader will regularly check for new information from all sites selected and alert you to any new items found.

Adding RSS feeds to a personalised homepage

To place a RSS feeds on a personalised homepage, choose a feed from the list above by clicking

and follow the simple instructions to sign-up.