Commitment
What makes us one of the most unique publishers in Australia
Our Readers
First and foremost, our magazines are published to inform in a way that is accessible and entertaining. The needs of our readers drive everything we do. To ensure our magazines are in demand, we aim to provide information that is relevant, useful and always respectful.
Our Advertisers
Content is all important, but it comes in two forms. Articles provide information and advertising is a source of reference. To increase advertising effectiveness, we aim to place advertising near relevant content and minimise competitive advertising.
Our Environment
Publishing online only may be more environmentally sustainable but reduces the reader experience. Instead, we also publish in print using recycled and sustainable papers. Our websites are hosted in ‘green’ data centres. We are constantly striving to improve the energy efficiency of our own office.
About
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Aporia Media started in 2010 writing and editing magazine and online content. At that time, the longer term plan was to publish our own titles. But we had to find the right title as our flagship and the right time to publish it.
Late in 2011, we found that title, we believed it was the right time, and we put our heads together to launch our first magazine in 2014.
The rest, as they say, is history waiting to be written — and published, of course.
We currently have several titles in the pipeline, for publication over the coming two years. Our magazines will, typically, be published quarterly. As they are specialist, even niche, publications with a large target readership, we want to ensure we have time between issues to incorporate feedback.
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OUR TEAM
Everyone who contributes to Aporia Media has an important role to play. Meet our core team
Luke Myers
Alex Hernandez Myers
Ian Campbell
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