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ACP Magazines
ACP Magazines
ACP Magazines Parent company Status Founded Country of origin Publication types Official website PBL Media Active 1933 Australia Magazines www.acpmagazines.com.au
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ACP Magazines (ACP), a member of the PBL Media group, is an Australian media company that was founded in 1933. It publishes the Australian Women’s Weekly and the Australian edition of Woman’s Day. It published The Bulletin until the title was closed on January 24, 2008, being Australia’s oldest magazine, produced since 1880.[1] Through PBL Media, which was established in October 2006 as a spin-off of Publishing and Broadcasting Limited, ACP is a sister company to Australian television’s Nine Network. The magazine has many tie-ins with other PBL Media companies, such as Nine Network programs (Burke’s Backyard and Good Medicine), other PBL Media holdings (ACP Magazines produces the Foxtel subscriber magazine).
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Magazine titles
• • Australian Geographic • • Australian Women’s Weekly • NW • Take 5 • TV Week • Woman’s Day • • Cleo • Cosmopolitan • Dolly • Grazia • Good Medicine • Harper’s Bazaar • Shop Til You Drop • Madison • • Australian Gourmet Traveller
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Australian Gourmet Traveller Wine Australian Table BBC Australian Good Food Qantas - The Australian Way Jetstar Australian House & Garden belle Burke’s Backyard MYER Emporium Empire Rolling Stone Australian Personal Computer (APC) PC User Australian NetGuide Disney Adventures Disney Girl Winnie the Pooh Foxtel The Australian Worker Money The Bulletin with Newsweek (defunct) FHM Ralph Men’s Style Australia Zoo Weekly Australian Auto Action Australian Motorcycle News 4x4 Australia Motor Street Machine Speed Top Gear Australia Wheels Inside Cricket Inside Rugby Rugby League Week People The Picture (magazine) The Picture Premium 4x4 Trader Australasian Bus and Coach Australasian Transport News Australian Motorcycle Trader Auto Supermarket BikePoint.com.au Blue’s Country Magazine BlueWater Boats & Sportfishing BoatPoint.com.au Campervan and Motorhome Trader Caravan Trader
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• Caravan World • CarPoint.com.au • Deals on Wheels • Earthmovers & Excavators • Equipment Trader • Farms & Farm Machinery • ihub.com.au • Owner//Driver • Plant & Equipment • Queensland Business Review • Supply Chain Review • Trailer Boat • Trade-A-Boat • Unique Cars *Trader Group New Zealand • • Auto Trader • Trade A Boat • Deals on Wheels • Farm Trader • NZ Lifestyle Block • NZ Motorhomes, Caravans & Destinations
ACP Magazines
References
[1] The Bulletin magazine axed - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
External links
• Australian Consolidated Press website • ACP Magazines whose online presence is included in the Ninemsn network • Trader Group New Zealand • Australian Personal Computer (APC) magazine website • 30 Days of Fashion & Beauty • madison (magazine website) • Australian Gourmet Traveller (magazine website) • SHOP Til You Drop (magazine website) • Harper’s BAZAAR (magazine website)
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