Literary journal Meanjin back from the dead

Nation's second oldest literary journal rescued by Queensland university

The 85-year-old literary journal Meanjin will return to Brisbane, where it was first published, after it was controversially closed by Melbourne University Press last year.

Literary journal Meanjin back from the dead

The axed literary journal Meanjin is back, to be run out of the city where it was originally founded 85 years ago.

QUT revives axed journal Meanjin. Its former editor says she and its advisory board weren't consulted

Since Meanjin's closure, multiple foundations, university figures and organisations approached MUP to explore ways to save the journals, but these attempts were all rebuffed.

Axed literary magazine Meanjin finds a new home after shock closure

Melbourne University Press closed the much-loved literary magazine last year, saying it was losing too much money.

University steps in to rescue cherished literary journal

Meanjin set for homecoming as QUT assumes custody of ‘cultural icon’, five months after it was deemed ‘no longer viable’