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22.01.2022 Emma Watkins, aka the Yellow Wiggle, is one of Australia's most successful cultural exports and one formidable businesswoman Not only is our first cover star a PHD candidate and health advocate, who can sing, dance, play the drums and sign Auslan fluently, but she is also, arguably, the key to the global success of The Wiggles. Read our cover story on Emma Watkins, here: https://taustralia.com.au/the-business-of-being-emma-wiggle/... Or via the link in our bio or pick up a copy of the first T Australia: The New York Times Style Magazine, on sale for one more week, in over 3000 newsagents, supermarkets and bookstores around Australia. Photographer: Pierre Toussaint Stylist Virginia van Heythuysen Editor: Katarina Kroslakova Hair: Keiren Street Hair Make-up: Charlie Kielty beauty Creative/ Style director: Aleks Beare Text: Lucy E Cousins
21.01.2022 There's only four days until our new edition is on sale, which means there only four days left to pick up our collector's edition launch issue. You can find it at your local newsagent, some bookshops and online via http://bit.ly/BuyTAustralia And if you haven't subscribed yet, sign up for eight issues and you'll receive the new Embryolisse Lait-Crème Sensitive (valued at $48), or sign up for 12 issues and you'll also receive limited-edition Embryolisse Lait-Crème Concentré, l...aunched to celebrate the Tokyo Olympics a gift worth $81. Find out more: https://subscribe.taustralia.com.au/ #taustralia #Tmagazineau
19.01.2022 This photo of a fresh-faced Kylie with her then boyfriend Michael Hutchence in 1990 at the INXS singer's 30th birthday party is part of a new photography exhibition launching at the Powerhouse Museum on August 6. The extensive exhibit celebrates the work and legacy of Robert Rosen, one of Australia's best fashion and social pages photographers of his time. Have you read our interview with Kylie in our latest edition? It's only on sale for another two weeks.... Order your copy from https://subscribe.taustralia.com.au #tmagazineau
12.01.2022 The second edition of T Australia: The New York Times Style magazine, featuring Australian actor and director Simon Baker, is on sale now. As Australia capitalises on Hollywood’s post-pandemic filmmaking frenzy, The Mentalist actor shares why he has his sights firmly set on the home front. This second issue also features:... PEOPLE: Interviews with Struthless and The Veronicas TRAVEL: A plant-based hike on Tasmania’s Overland Track STYLE: Jarrod Scott showcases textural fabrics DINING: Pipit, the northern NSW restaurant by ex-Noma chef Ben Devlin DESIGN: An Italian curator transforms a 19th-century Provençal estate MOTORING: Carmakers reimagine their most famous models Plus, enjoy our 16-page Watch and Jewellery Special, free with every magazine. Find us at over 3000 newsagents nationally, good book stores and via our subscription site: https://subscribe.taustralia.com.au
11.01.2022 Director of the National Gallery of Australia, Nick Mitzevich, writes: "I was an 18-year-old university student clutching my well-worn copy of Robert Hughes’ The Shock of the New when I first visited the National Gallery of Australia and saw Blue poles. While I had learnt all about Jackson Pollock, it wasn’t until I saw the power of the painting, the magnetism of the surface and the scale of the work that I truly appreciated it." Read the full article by Mitzevich, The ...Importance and Unexpected Legacy of Jackson Pollock’s Blue poles, where he discusses how the purchase of one painting in the 70s is still having a ripple effect on art curation trends today: https://taustralia.com.au/the-importance-and-unexpected-le/ Text: Nick Mitzevich Photograph: National Gallery of Australia Director Nick Mitzevich with, from left, Donald Judd’s Untitled, Jackson Pollock's Blue poles, Lee Krasner's Cool white and Tony Tuckson’s Red on blue and white. Courtesy National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
