Publications
History Australia is the official journal of the Australian Historical Association, and is proudly published by Taylor & Francis. All members of the AHA receive a subscription to the journal. History Australia aims to reflect the concerns of historians making, teaching and applying history in both Australia and its region. It publishes high quality and innovative scholarship in any field.
Hyades Magazine are open to all writers; however, they prioritise submissions by BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, disabled and other traditionally marginalised creators.
Junkee is Australia’s most original pop culture title, covering film, TV, politics, web stuff, and everything in between. The content we create each day is designed to go beyond the headline, to inform, intrigue and provoke.
Founded by Rebecca Starford and Hannah Kent, Kill Your Darlings (KYD) is one of Australia’s leading arts and culture magazines. Beginning life as a print quarterly in 2010, KYD is today a vibrant and eclectic online magazine of commentary, essays, interviews, fiction and reviews.
Quarterly print literary magazine/journal.
Publication features opinions and perspectives from people with a disability, covering news, issues, art, sport, breakthroughs, travel, health, advocacy, products and people in the disability sector.
Magpies contains articles of interest to people involved in children’s literature, reviews of new children’s and young adult books published in Australia and overseas, an author or illustrator interview in each issue, and information on awards.
Mascara is a bi-annual literary journal particularly interested in the work of contemporary migrant, Asian Australian and Indigenous writers. Specialises in platforms for subaltern writing and human rights, focusing on cultural cohesion and participation, creatively, materially and discursively.
Curriculum resource for drama and theatre studies teachers and theatre professionals. Topics of interest: drama, theatre, education.
Meanjin is a literary magazine and has published the work of Elizabeth Jolley, David Malouf and Peter Carey, as well as many new writers.
Business tourism magazine, featuring latest news on airlines, airports, hotels, technology, health, security, finance, laws and taxes.
National magazine of politics, society and the arts. Topics of interest: arts, society, politics.
Music, film and arts-focused free weekly street press publication, with accompanying website. Local entertainment listings and gig guide.
The New Zealand Workboat Review focuses on new and recently refitted commercial vessels. Emphasis is given to the requirements of the owners and the technical specifications of designers and builders.
Overland is a quarterly print journal (publishing essays, stories and poetry), and an online magazine publishing cultural commentary each week day, as well as occasional special online editions of fiction and poetry.
A new poetry magazine which seeks to publish accessible, quality work. The magazine format will include illustrative work and non-fiction articles.
PEDESTRIAN.TV is a youth-focused online news and entertainment publisher.
Peppermint is an Australian quarterly print magazine focused on style, sustainability and substance. Covering slow food, ethical fashion, natural living, health and beauty, diversity, social entrepreneurs and more, it was created for the rapidly growing number of individuals who appreciate good design and creativity, but also care about social and environmental issues and things that matter.
Peril is an online magazine focused on issues of Asian Australian arts and culture. Peril seeks to showcase new literature through diverse forms, including poetry, drama, translations, creative writing, memoir, essays, biographical profiles, interviews and other story structures.
Positive Words is a monthly magazine which was started in 2002 to encourage new writers, showcase experienced writers and generally provide a much-needed opportunity for publication for Australian and overseas writers. Each issue contains poetry, short stories and articles, as well as hints, competition advice and daily topics to get you motivated.
General interest, anecdotes, health and lifestyle.
Reading Time is the e-magazine of the Children’s Book Council of Australia (CBCA). Reading Time aims to help you match your child reader with the right book. Our expert reviewers carefully describe recently published Australian books, including language, illustrations, genre, themes and settings as well as the reading ability, ages and interests the book might suit.
Right Now is an independent, volunteer-run, not-for-profit media organisation focused on human rights issues in Australia.
The Saturday Paper is a quality, independent title, dedicated to narrative journalism. It publishes key accounts of the week’s most pressing stories.
Screen Education is a partially refereed quarterly magazine written by and for teachers and students in primary and secondary schools in all curriculum areas, as well as some areas of tertiary study. The magazine also publishes articles by educators, scholars and critics.