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From July 2-3 1977 - the Saturday edition of The Australian has the title The Weekend Australian.
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Includes special section 'The Weekend Australian Magazine' (2-3 July 1977- ?1988) and magazine format supplements The Australian Magazine (1988-2001) and The Weekend Australian Magazine (2001- ).
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From 6-7 April 1985 - 2-3 April 1988 also includes a separately paged quarterly supplement The Australian Literary Magazine (later The Australian Literary Quarterly).
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The Australian
1964
Surry Hills
:
Nationwide News
,
Z911138
1964
newspaper
(3866 issues)
'Australia's national newspaper. Its journalists, photographers and artists monitor Australia from nine permanent bureaux around the country, including one in every state and territory capital, and in Cairns. Overseas staff correspondents are located in Washington, London, Tokyo, Beijing, Jakarta, Bangkok, Wellington, Honiara, New York and Los Angeles.' (Source : Factiva) (Sighted 22 September 2016)
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The Weekend Australian Magazine [1977-1988]
1977
1977-1988
Z990469
1977
newspaper
(447 issues)
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The Australian Literary Magazine
Australian Literary Quarterly
Geoffrey Dutton
(editor),
1985
Z990459
1985
newspaper
(13 issues)
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The Australian Magazine
1988
Surry Hills
:
Nationwide News
,
1988-2001
Z796545
1988
newspaper
(387 issues)
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The Weekend Australian Magazine
2001
Surry Hills
:
Nationwide News
,
2001-
Z987898
2001
newspaper
(238 issues)
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