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‘A cultural icon’: axed Australian literary journal Meanjin finds new life in Queensland

Media | The Guardian · Kelly Burke · last updated

The 85-year-old magazine will return to the city for which it was named after a successful bid by Queensland University of Technology

The literary journal Meanjin will return to the city it was born in that bears its Indigenous name.

The Queensland University of Technology announced on Wednesday it had acquired the 85-year-old journal, whose life was cut short by Melbourne University Press in September.

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