Where there are references to multiple works published in the same year by the same author, use a letter after the date to distinguish the separate works. As a general rule, direct quotations of three lines orless are embedded within the text in quotation marks. The reference to the author, date and page number appears in parentheses outside the quotationmark and before the full stop. A quotation of more than three lines appears as an indented paragraph without quotation marks. The reference to the author, date and page number appears at the end, immediately before thefull stop.
Some examples follow.
More detail can be found in the Style Manual for Authors, Editors and Printers . Aboriginal Visibilityin the System', Australian Social Work , vol 39, no 1, pp 21-26. No Space of Their Own , Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. Cases in the text can appear in shortened form with parties names italicised. For example, R v Smith , or Mac Shannon 's case.