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Australian PC User Magazine
Australian Personal Computer Magazine
Business Products Review
Computer Week
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Internet Australasia
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Journey Magazine
Nexus Magazine
Technosocial Publications
Time Australia Magazine
Time-Off Magazine
The i magazine
What's On Magazine
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Internet AustralasiaA specialist magazine dealing with the Internet and issues relating to it in Australia. Top reading.
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internet.au on-lineA very interesting cross-link between a printed publication available off-the-shelf at news agents and an electronic equivalent providing an insight to what's coming up as well as access to some useful info from the printed magazine.
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Australian Multimedia Magazine
Find out what is meant by WET and DRY or, to quote Steven Spielberg:
Right now the world of Interactive Multimedia is pretty dry. Whoever we partner in that world, we're going to make the stuff
really wet.
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Australian PC User MagazineAustralian PC User Magazine features the current edition of their popular magazine, with an FTP available of the programs/files from their Mag/Disk.
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Australian Personal Computer MagazineElectronic form of the popular Australian computer magazine.
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The i magazine The i magazine - award winning (for content and design) f/nightly e-zine - three music and film magazines in one with a fourth - arts - to come. More than 120 pages. Music features in-depth interviews, CD reviews, news and tours (updated daily) featuring a sweeping range of the world's leading acts, mainstream and alternative through to the avant garde. Film reviews and interviews with some of the world's cutting edge directors, producers and actors. Inside the edge of art and CD-ROM. Written, designed and presented by three of Australia's longest-serving music and film writers, editors and designers with special guest writers from round the world including overseas and Australian musicians. Look inside
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Computer Week Australia's newsweekly of corporate-wide computing.
Computer Week is published each Friday except during the Christmas/New Year period.
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Hyper >>Australasia's best independent games magazine.
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Journey MagazineThe electronic magazine of the Uniting Church. Very large selection of articles related to religion and the World Council of Churches.
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Nexus MagazineFind out about UFOs, the Unexplained and all sorts of creepy but interesting stuff.
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Time Australia Magazine Time Australia's www presence offers links to Time Warners Pathfinder, an Olympic Countdown section, Time-Life video offers and much more.
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Time Off Magazine
Time Off Magazine is a weekly entertainment guide published in Brisbane, Australia.
New issue on-line every Wednesday.
Chock full of Features, Movements, Reviews, News, Listings(gigs etc)
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What's On Magazine This is the on-line version of What's On This Week.. Perth and Fremantle's premier free weekly tourist booklet. To make this E-zine faster to load most of the images are clickable. We hope to change that when the physical network gets upgraded.
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Technosocial PublicationsArticles (search-based) brought to you on-line from Australasian EDI reports and Australasian Messaging News publications.
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Business Products ReviewA short sales based overview of this marketing magazine.
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