They can take their lead from that shonky science program the ABC used to run. Catalyst.
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Is it just me or has anyone else noticed the shrinking shelf space allocated to magazines in most newsagencies?
That’s because magazines are not being published any more. I used to buy a heap of magazines. But now, the stuff I’d used to fork out the money for, I get online.
It’s a shame, I loved spending hours reading them. The tactile feel of them as well. The occasional freebie too.
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UPDATE 10/6
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Men’s Health and Women’s Health have done a collab with husband and wife covers this month featuring Ed Kavalee and Tiffiny Hall. They are expecting their second child soon.
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Magazine printer Ovato was placed into voluntary administration yesterday.
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Published under a licensing agreement between Forbes Media and Success Publishing Pty Ltd, Forbes Australia will bring a multi-faceted experience that includes a bi-monthly magazine, website and curated online newsletters.
Members will also be invited to live and hybrid events, with the first LIVE event happening in Sydney on 20 October.
Content will primarily be built on unique, locally written stories of entrepreneurs and success, mixed with the best news and features from Forbes’ global offerings.
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Esquire Australia will relaunch in May 2023 with four issues planned for the rest of the year.
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Not that familiar with Esquire. I wish GQ would come back.
Australian versions of Mens Health and Womens Health have been axed (again)
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Some magazines must have so much confidence that their readers will recognise their masthead that they aren’t afraid to obscure their title.
(Star)
(Closer)
Magazine for both
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There have been a few TV Week covers over the years that look like TV Wee. 
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TV We is so deadly. 
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