I have heard of something called (ibid), which can be used in-text when successively referencing multiple ideas from the same source. Does the UTS Harvard referencing style allow me to use this?

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I have heard of something called (ibid), which can be used in-text when successively referencing multiple ideas from the same source. Does the UTS Harvard referencing style allow me to use this?

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Hi James,

No, in Harvard UTS referencing style we do not use the ibid abbreviation.

If you're citing multiple ideas from the same source, you can cite multiple page numbers or sections as applicable.

For example (Brown 1997, pp. 35, 99)

Hope that helps!

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