Publications
frankie is a bi-monthly magazine that celebrates and inspires a community of creatively inclined, curious and kind-hearted people. Feature interviews, rants, research pieces, photography projects and editorial illustrations, all in keeping with the frankie ‘personality’ – smart, funny, friendly, cute, rude, naughty, interested, serious, caring.
Themed quarterly literary and current affairs journal celebrating good writing and public debate, and focusing on the significance of cultural events and trends, exploring public policy and providing new perspectives for readers. Includes essays, reportage, memoir, short fiction and some poetry.
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.
Archer Magazine is an independent journal founded to explore Australia’s current attitudes to sexual diversity. Acting as a relic of its time, Archer encapsulates a moment in Australia’s history through text and images, offering reflections on diversity, sexuality and equality. Archer’s manifesto is to present engaging, inclusive viewpoints from the myriad genders, sexualities and identities of Australia.
Broadsheet is Melbourne’s online magazine covering food and drink, nightlife, fashion, art and entertainment. A guide for people who love to go out and get involved in city life, Broadsheet will keep you in the know about the best of what Melbourne has to offer.
Publication featuring articles on classroom management, professional development, IT, law, policy and industry news.
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.
PEDESTRIAN.TV is a youth-focused online news and entertainment publisher.
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.
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.
Current politics/affairs publication. Contains articles on political, economic, social, cultural, historical, philosophical and scientific issues that are relevant to Australian public affairs.
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.
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.
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.
Tor.com is an online magazine and community site that covers science fiction, fantasy, and all the many related subjects that interest us as readers. Regularly publishes new original short fiction from voices both new and legendary (and on very special occasions, both at once), as well as daily commentary on science fiction, fantasy, and related subjects from a wide range of writers from all corners of the field. Aims to explore, encourage, and enable interesting and rewarding conversations with and between readers.
Rural newspaper supplement to regional papers.
Uncanny Magazine is an online Science Fiction and Fantasy magazine featuring passionate SF/F fiction and poetry, gorgeous prose, provocative nonfiction, and a deep investment in the diverse SF/F culture.
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.
Interested in unflinching, real stories, unlike mainstream. Not necessarily about disability, but showing disability consciousness/imprint. Dislike morals or stereotypes: inspiring, tragic, overcoming. The publication is written and edited by people with physical/sensory, mental, and emotional disabilities. Publishes diverse styles, topics, and genres to showcase the power and complexity of the disability perspective.
Hyades Magazine are open to all writers; however, they prioritise submissions by BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, disabled and other traditionally marginalised creators.
Book reviews, author interviews, literary news, giveaways and criticism in literary fiction and poetry.
Music, film and arts-focused free weekly street press publication, with accompanying website. Local entertainment listings and gig guide.
Comes out weekly in the Weekend Australian newspaper. Features stories on current social and political issues, profiles of influential Australians, as well as food, wine, fashion and home.
Magazine for Australia’s oldest writer’s organisation. Focus is on the business and craft of writing. Includes writers’ events, publishing opportunities, competitions, regional FAW listings and feature articles.
The Big Issue magazine is a fortnightly, independent magazine sold on the streets by people experiencing homelessness, marginalisation and disadvantage. The Big Issue is timely and topical, and loved by readers for its distinctive brand of irreverence. The magazine has something for everyone: vendors’ stories, celebrity profiles, culture, commentary and in-depth social justice investigations all feature in its pages.