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MOJO magazine is the home of great writing about the greatest music, old and new: passionate, insightful, knowledgeable, and trusted by music fans and the artists they love. From the Beatles to Kate Bush, from Bob Dylan to Paul Weller, Mojo is the music magazine to read

Bluey is the hit TV show which follows the adventures of six year old Bluey and her 4 year old sister Bingo. Just like them, this is a magazine that loves to play… and play! It’s filled with silly humour and jokes, which bring the crazy antics of Bluey, Bingo, Bandit and Chilli into an interactiv...

Each issue is jam-packed with amazing Minis, from beautiful restorations to stunning modified examples. Not to mention exclusive news, club information, technical and historical features plus event reviews. There's also a classified section that can get you on the road to enjoying the brilliant M...

NZ4WD covers a range of topics of interest to the 4WD vehicle buyer and driver. It aims to provide a wide range of information covering vehicle selection, accessories and upgrading, 4WD clubs and sport, lifestyle activities associated with 4WD, adventure and track stories and technical articles.

What happens when who you are is different to who you imagined you’d be? When her son was three, Brooke Boland was diagnosed with depression. She went back to find where it all started – the panic attacks, the dissociation – in the early days of motherhood. When she found it difficult to read or...

How do animals guard, serve, and care for us? And how and why do we love them so much? Anne Coombs spent a lifetime working to understand the profound answers that come from these two deceptively simple questions. Before her death in late 2021 she researched the topic extensively and reflected d...

Lloyd Jones was seven years old the first time he climbed the steps of a grandstand with his father. The experience was baptismal. From his new elevated perspective Jones believed he could see everything that mattered – a field of play that rolled out, green with promise, from suburban New Zealan...

In soft meteorites Nathan Shepherdson has installed a type of two-way valve that attaches the page to the flesh. Moments are emptied of words then refilled with fresh observations. The pulse quietly excludes standard angles for a free-form geometry that collects spiralling perspectives. He sings ...

In Detachable Penis: A Queer Legal Saga , Elkin relates his bumpy journey from lesbian to transgender lawyer in the aftermath of the 2017 marriage equality postal survey. As the inaugural lawyer of Victoria’s queer law service, Elkin is quickly immersed in thorny debates around trans inclusion i...

Who would think to call Ophelia a corpse? She is but a woman emptied of herself. In 1993, when she was 18 years old, Dani Netherclift witnessed the drowning deaths of her father and brother in an irrigation channel in North-East Victoria. Or, she saw her father and brother disappear beneath an o...