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Sport and recreation

Queenslanders have access to a number of authoritative, subscription-only databases that are not available through Google or other free search engines.

Onsite access at your public library or State Library
Onsite access is easy - visit your local Queensland public library or the State Library of Queensland and connect using one of the onsite computers.  You may also be able to access these databases using the library's wireless service.

Offsite access
To access these databases away from the library - from any computer connected to the internet (eg home or office) - you must be a Queensland resident and: 

  • own a State Library e-services card (apply for an e-services card allowing 5 days to receive your card); 
    OR
  • be a member of a Queensland public library with a QPL account (register for a QPL account - immediate access after email verification) 

Click the Connect button beside the database to begin searching. You will be asked to login using your e-services card or QPL account.  Terms and conditions apply.

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ATI: Australian Tourism Index

Entries include bibliographical information on sport, tourism and recreation up to 1988, tourism from 1989, and tourism and hospitality from 1996. Covers leisure, tourism, recreation and travel. Material cited include newspapers, books, government documents, journals and reports.

Coverage: 1982-2000
Access: online@slq + offsite access for e-services members and QPL account holders
Licence: 4 users

Connect

AUSPORT: Australian Sport Database

Compiled by the National Sport Information Centre, Australian Sports Commission, AUSPORT is a comprehensive abstracting service for all aspects of Australian sport. Entries include items on administration, coaching, sports related to various groups (children, the disabled, women), physiology, psychology, nutrition and the Olympics.

Coverage: 1989+
Access: online@slq + offsite access for e-services members and QPL account holders
Licence: 4 users

Connect

Ausport/Med

Ausport/Med, produced by the National Sport Information Centre, Australian Sports Commission, is an index to the medical and health aspects of Australian sport. Subject coverage includes biomechanics, physical fitness, psychology, drugs in sport, nutrition, and diet. Journals, government reports, books and audiovisual items are indexed.

Coverage: 1989+
Access: online@slq + offsite access for e-services members and QPL account holders
Licence: 4 users

 Connect

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Last updated: 9th January 2012

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