Library guides: Law AGLC4 Referencing Guide: Speeches, lectures and interviews

Speeches and lectures (AGLC4 rule 7.3)

Footnote - general format

Author, 'Title' (Speech, Institution/Forum, Full Date) Pinpoint.

Robert French, 'Ethics and Public Office' (Speech, Sir Zelman Cowen Memorial Oration, Monash University, 10 September 2015) 4.
Virginia Bell, 'Section 80: The Great Constitutional Tautology' (Lucinda Lecture, Monash University, 24 October 2013).

Additional tips

If the speech is a named lecture, include the lecture name instead of 'Speech' (AGLC4 rule 7.3)
If the speech is part of a lecture series do not include its ordinal number (AGLC4 rule 7.3)
If no specific forum is indicated include the city or town the speech was delivered in instead (AGLC4 rule 7.3)
A URL may be included in accordance with the format set out in rule 4.4-4.5 if it would aid retrieval (AGLC4 rule 7.3)
If a speech has been published in a journal or book cite it as you would a journal article or book (AGLC4 rule 7.3)

Interviews (AGLC4 rule 7.13)

Footnote - general format

Interview/Conversation with Interviewee (Interviewer, Forum, Full Date).

Conversation with Chief Justice John G Roberts Jr, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (Carolyn Evans, Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne, 20 July 2017).

Additional tips:

Include the format of the source being cited eg 'Interview' or ‘Conversation’ (AGLC4 rule 7.13)
The position of the interviewee may be included after their name, preceded by a comma (AGLC4 rule 7.13)
A URL may be included if it would aid its retrieval as formatted according to rules 4.4–4.5 (AGLC4 rule 7.13)
If an interview has been published in a journal, book, or broadcast, reference the interview as you would those materials (AGLC4 rule 7.13)