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Australian Geographic launches new adventure magazine

Ken Eastwood climbing Beelzebub rock face. Image credit: Bill Bachman

LAST WEEK, Australian Geographic launched a new adventure title Australian Geographic Adventure.

The magazine and website will cover both Australian and international adventure destinations, and offers expert advice on everything from how to start rock climbing, through to choosing the best equipment for your next adventure.

Editor-in-Chief Justin Walker is excited by his new appointment and the magazine.

“Whether you’re a serious hiker, climber, paddler or cyclist, a young child and about to tackle your first-ever bushwalk, or a retiree setting off on that long-awaited around-Australia road trip, adventure is whatever you make it. It is all-encompassing,” he says.

“Most exciting for this gear-head, though is that our experienced editorial team will be bringing to the audience the best, most extensive, gear tests around, both in the magazine and on our website.”

Follow @australiangeographicadventure for updates.

Australian Geographic Adventure will be on sale Monday, 22 April 2019. Available at newsagencies and leading supermarkets. RRP $14.95.

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