Galah is an independent print magazine documenting regional Australia and the people who live here.
Three times a year we publish an award-winning magazine - it's more like a book than a mag - and in between, we work on making newsletters you actually want to read.
Regional Australia has so much more going on than droughts, floods and fires. Let Galah be your guide.

Galah is an independent print magazine documenting regional Australia and the people who live here.
Three times a year we publish an award-winning magazine - it's more like a book than a mag - and in between, we work on making newsletters you actually want to read.
Regional Australia has so much more going on than droughts, floods and fires. Let Galah be your guide.

Galah is an independent cultural magazine documenting what's creative, interesting and original about regional Australia and the people who live here.
Three times a year we publish an award-winning magazine - it's more like a book than a mag - and in between, we work on making newsletters you actually want to read.
Regional Australia has so much more going on than droughts, floods and fires. Let Galah be your guide.

Join more than 15,000 readers and subscribe to our weekly newsy newsletter, keeping you up-to-date with the regional headlines that matter, as well as a round-up of events around the country.
Read Galah stories onlineCome fire or tempest, or rain, hail or shine, our lives are shaped – often defined – by the elements. How to thrive in the face of uncertainty, cope with extremes, respect and protect our world – these are the big elemental issues. In Issue 13, we go gardening in the tropics and the alps, marvel at the best regional architecture for diverse climates, search for art in the desert, get obsessed about spuds and add (a lot) of salt to our greens. Plus there’s lots more Galah-inspired ideas, art, books and gardens (and spuds).
Front cover: Emily Kam Kngwarray, Anmatyerr people, Alhalker Country, 1994 © Emily Kam Kngwarray/Copyright Agency, 2025. Private collection, courtesy of Deutscher and Hackett. Image courtesy of the National Gallery of Australia.
Galah Issue 12 is our Earth issue. So much more than dirt, it’s the planet we walk on, the farms we rely on, the backyards we play in. Roll up the sleeves and get earthy. Discover how humble bricks transform into art, meet Australia's own 'da Vinci' and join writer Gina Chick as she connects with the grandmother she never knew. Celebrate Criss Canning's 60-year still-life painting legacy and immerse yourself in regional art, gardens, books and ideas—all distinctively Galah.
Join more than 15,000 readers and subscribe to our weekly newsy newsletter, keeping you up-to-date with the regional headlines that matter, as well as a round-up of events around the country.
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