Total Girl is Australia’s number one tween girls’ glossy magazine. Does your 6 to 13-year-old love fashion, celebrities, music and posters? Total Girl has it all – from things to make and do, to glam tips, style shoots and movie magic. She’ll be reading and having fun all month long with the latest buzz, heaps of activities and laugh-out-loud stories. Amazing competitions and perf posters make each jam-packed issue a great-value offering for your tween.
This is your one-stop-shop for team roping training, horsemanship, rodeo news, standings and so much more.
This popular magazine has the impressive distinction of being the oldest in the world still being published today. Founded in 1739, The Scots Magazine has been there to discuss important Scottish events from the Battle of Culloden to the two World Wars, and is still going strong today with features covering all the significant developments in our country’s modern life.
The Railway Magazine has been the leading voice for train, modern, industry, traction, network, steam, heritage, metro, narrow gauge and overseas railways since 1897. The Railway Magazine provides everything you need to know about trains – from modern headline news on all the latest in the industry to diving deep into the history of the first engines and everything in between.
The New Yorker is a national weekly magazine that offers a signature mix of reporting and commentary on politics, foreign affairs, business, technology, popular culture, and the arts, along with humor, fiction, poetry, and cartoons.
The Farmers Mart is a monthly, tabloid-size, magazine that covers from Leicester up to and including the Scottish Borders. Regular Features include; Farms, Cattle, Dairy, Arable, Pigs, Sheep, Machinery & Equipment, Young Farmers, Farm Buildings, Property, Industry News, Crops, Livestock, Breeding, Events and Contractors & Classified. As well as these standard and special features there are always up to 10 features on specific farms and farming businesses, this is what makes The Farmers Mart different and a title that is kept and read.
