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Meanjin, Australia's second-oldest literary journal, has been saved by Queensland University of Technology just months after financial pressures forced its shutdown. The beloved magazine that launched writers like Helen Garner and Patrick White returns to its birthplace after 85 years.
When a mentor challenged Bittu Sahgal to stop talking and start doing something for India's wildlife, he launched Sanctuary Asia magazine in 1981. Four decades later, it's still the country's leading voice for conservation, never missing a single issue.
Four astronauts preparing to fly farther from Earth than any humans in history are featured on Time magazine's latest cover. Their February mission will take humanity back to the moon for the first time in over 50 years.
Red Bull just published a magazine with a fully functional Tetris game built into its paper cover. Only 150 copies exist, but they prove gaming devices can literally be made of paper.
A century ago, a magazine called Amazing Stories created an entirely new genre and sparked a global community of fans. Its founder's vision shaped everything from Star Wars to your favorite streaming sci-fi today.
A superfan surprised Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson with two rare wrestling magazines featuring his late grandfather, the inspiration behind his Moana character. The emotional gift was actually meant for Johnson's mother, who the fan had met months earlier at WrestleMania.
A Protestant church magazine has rebranded from Reform to Reformed after 86% of readers voted for the change to avoid confusion with Reform UK. The United Reformed Church wanted to make clear it has no political party affiliation.
Ghana's UK High Commission just launched The GH London Mission magazine to connect millions of diaspora Ghanaians with home. The publication helps Ghanaians tell their own stories while promoting business, culture, and tourism opportunities.
A magazine sold by people facing homelessness has reached its 30th anniversary in Australia, transforming lives one sale at a time. Vendors who've become familiar faces on city streets are celebrating three decades of meaningful work and community connection.
A photographer discovered that a beauty magazine was using completely AI-generated models to advertise cosmetic procedures. Her viral post is sparking an important conversation about impossible beauty standards.
Before screens took over, cartoonists at Tinkle magazine taught Indian children about kindness, courage, and life through humor and simple drawings. Their characters became quiet teachers for millions.
A new teen magazine is bringing back the joy of print media for Gen Z, proving that sometimes the old ways connect us better than screens. Reese Witherspoon's Sunnie brand debuts its first limited-edition zine in Target stores nationwide on April 7.
Scientists worldwide can now capture their research in action for a chance to win £500 and see their work featured in Nature magazine. The amateur photography competition celebrates the real, behind-the-scenes moments that make science happen.
Skiing icon Billy Kidd is auctioning off a signed Annie Leibovitz portrait of himself to fund music education programs in Colorado. The 1964 Olympic silver medalist's Western-themed magazine cover will support young musicians in Steamboat Springs.
A simple magazine tip for young fans turned into a life philosophy: instead of just admiring your heroes, become someone equally fabulous. Decades later, this wisdom still transforms how we see ourselves.
A Nigerian hospital pharmacist turned one magazine article into a career transformation, becoming a trusted industry voice while excelling at his regular job. His journey shows how contributing to your profession creates opportunities no job title can provide.
More than 3,300 people across the UK earned a collective £3.3 million last year by selling the Big Issue magazine, proving that innovative social businesses can create real pathways out of poverty. The 35-year-old organization now equips most vendors with digital payment tools and has expanded into job coaching that puts two-thirds of participants into employment.
While digital media dominates, Japanese creators are turning to handmade zines and self-published magazines in growing numbers. This tactile revolution celebrates what screens can't replicate: the sensory experience of paper.
As print subscriptions decline, a Japanese newspaper is giving its printing presses new life by sharing them with independent magazine creators. The move supports a thriving zine community that's drawing thousands to Tokyo fairs.
After missing out at auction, Holly Houndstooth found her dream 1950s home on Trade Me and transformed every beige surface into a colorful coastal retreat. The Taupō property became so special it was featured in NZ Home and Garden magazine.
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