Victoria
Postcards magazine answers consumers’ demands for quality local travel, dining and lifestyle options in Victoria.
Categories for poetry and short stories. Closing dates: 23 April, 31 October. Also mini-challenge every month, entry fee $1.20 in unused postage stamps. Contact the Editor for details.
Regional newspaper. Topics of interest: news, sport, local government, rural, youth, entertainment, arts and culture.
planbooktravel.com has a very large and diverse readership, with a thirst for content on Australia. The objective of the site is to produce interesting content on all locations in Australia. The theme of the content must relate to the location in some way. Writers are welcome to use the site to publish sample content to our audience. Content can carry a logo, links and copyright.
Enter a single poem of no more than 100 lines. Guarantees winners wide exposure through publication in ABR. The guidelines, closing date and entry form are available on the ABR website.
PASS IT ON is a weekly networking newsletter for those interested in or involved with the children’s writing industry. Subscribers contribute industry information, which is then collated into a newsletter.
Pacific Books is an Australian book publisher that specialises in paperback books and e-books. Unlike traditional publishers, Pacific Books has a fast turn-around from manuscript to publication and distribution. Books are usually available one month after submission through our partnership with Amazon stores and Ingram Worldwide Distribution.
Oxford University Press has branches in Australia and New Zealand. Overall aim is to uphold standards of and further education. Specialisation: primary, secondary and higher education; English language teaching; dictionaries and reference; academic, professional and general.
Overland, the most radical of Australia’s long-standing literary/cultural magazines, publishes features, fiction, poetry, reviews, comment, artwork and opinion pieces. Overland is committed to engaging with important literary, cultural and political issues in contemporary Australia. It has a tradition of publishing dissenting articles with a political and cultural focus. It also runs the Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize for New and Emerging Poets with the support of the Malcolm Robertson Foundation.
Magazine about camping, caravanning, motorhoming, eco tourism, 4WDs. Topics of interest: exploring Australia. Travel, camping, destinations, caravan parks.
Publishes dairy industry/dairyfarm stories, particularly from regional Queensland.
Poets are invited to respond to artworks selected from the Council Visual Art Collection. Each poem must be no longer than twelve lines, and may be in any genre of poetry. The artworks will be exhibited in the Council Office foyer and on the Council website.
Next Wave Festival is dedicated to nurturing our culture and contemporary ideas into the twenty-first century, supporting the work of a new generation of Australian artists and encouraging young people to engage with the Arts. Events presented across performance, visual arts, text and sound.
Topics of interest: women’s issues, human interest, informative, fashion, beauty, health, travel, home life, cooking, gardening, celebrity gossip.
Topics of interest: political science, international affairs and relations.
New Zealand Books was founded in 1991 and is New Zealand’s foremost literary review journal.
New Voices Festival in July showcases first time published writers and poets in conversation with well established writers. The sessions focus on the art and craft of writing and getting published. The forums aim to provide public speaking experience for the writers and inspiration for aspiring wordsmiths.
The New Daily is a trusted source of national news and information and is provided free for all Australians. Our team of top editors and journalists publishes throughout the day across desktop, social, mobile and tablet.
Original poems on any theme, maximum line limit of 50 lines. Must not have been published or won a major prize before.
Moving Image is a series of monographs on film, television and multimedia, critically analysing current practice, history and theory in the Australian film and television industry. Each publication covers a specific topic, and should be relevant to secondary and tertiary students.
The Moorabool News serves the communities within the bounds of Moorabool Shire with complete focus on all things local. As a key local news media outlet, our advertising and editorial team is committed to providing people living, working, visiting and investing in the Shire with current and relevant information, advertising and commentary on a comprehensive range of breaking news, events, issues and opinions. Topics of interest: local news, national and international news, local lifestyle, local sport and weather.
Australia’s premier horror and dark fiction magazine, published annually.
Metro is a partially-refereed magazine, specialising in thought-provoking articles and essays on screen culture and Australian film. Also publishes reviews, interviews and analysis of Australian, New Zealand and Asian features, shorts and documentaries, as well as television, radio, multimedia, animation, the internet and new media.
Parenting magazine featuring informative, challenging and topical articles, an extensive calendar of family-focused events and practical resource guides for parents and anyone involved in the care of children. Topics of interest include parenting experiences and new trends in parenting.