Being the only Australian magazine in its field and a leader worldwide, The Old Machinery Magazine is a world class Australian bi-monthly publication.
Each issue feature articles on stationary engines, vintage tractors, steam, marine, industry innovation and history, club events and much more.

Often referred to by its readers as ‘TOMM’, the magazine started in 1985 as a bi-monthly black and white magazine of 32 pages. Since then, TOMM has evolved into a full colour, 68 page publication with readers located throughout Australia and all around the world.

Vintage Trucks and Commercials Magazine is Australia’s own full colour, bi-monthly publication featuring trucks and commercial vehicles of all makes and models that were produced at least 25 years ago.
The magazine includes articles about trucks, utes, panel vans, station wagons, sedans, delivery vehicles, fire trucks and military, as well as a range of other purpose-built vehicles.
We are dedicated to preserving Australia’s transport heritage.
VTCM covers both restored and original trucks, as well as commercial vehicles that are still in the workforce today.

Published monthly, The Australasian Beekeeper is sold by subscription, both in Australia and overseas.
The ABK was the creation of William Samuel Pender, and was first published in July 1899. WS Pender was Co-Director and part-owner of Pender Bros., Maitland, Timber Merchants and manufacturers of beekeeping equipment from 1892.
Much of what The Australasian Beekeeper has been (and still is) about can be summarised in the first few sentences of the first issue in July, 1899:
With this our first issue, we introduce to beekeepers a new journal entirely devoted to bees and the interests of the honey producer.