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brett | Supporting our community since 2004

I’m not frightened to admit – I tried and failed. I had the stupid notion that people cared. So, today, this site is now called ‘Q Magazine’. The URL remains unchanged: either http://www.qmagazine.com.au OR http://www.qmagazine.media but the content will no longer use the ‘media’ logo.

In addition to those cosmetic changes, the Q Magazine STORE has been permanently deleted. My care factor about whether or not people ‘subscribe’ or not could not be any longer if it tried either.

it is what it is

I know that no-one will give a tickers cuss, but on the upside, the site should run much quicker as a result of me deleting over a dozen pages, features, plugins and the like. I’m not entirely sure why I woke up this morning and ‘woke up’ but I did. The site renewal will be coming up soon also, and if I am not in a position to pay it, the entire site will disappear and 22 years of service to the LGBTIQA+ communities worldwide will have been for nothing. C’est la vie.

status quo and moving forward

  • The monthly publication Q Magazine will still be produced and available to view on this site
  • Advertising is still available in both Q Magazine (the publication) and Q Magazine (the website)
  • Regular posts however will now occur via my other site ‘Ask Brett’.
  • I will be maintaining Ask Brett Shop and launching a new Q Magazine Shop
  • If you’re in the slightest bit interested, you may ‘subscribe’ to Ask Brett by clicking on this logo:
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brett | Supporting our community since 2004
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Brett Hayhoe is an Australian author, media professional, and publisher with decades of experience steering community-focused narratives.
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