With its unique mix of personalities and content, expect the unexpected from Stellar
THE brightest star on the weekly calendar deserves a star-filled magazine of its own and that’s where Stellar comes in.
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IF there’s a day of the week that shines a little brighter than its counterparts, most of us would agree it is Sunday.
The brightest star on the weekly calendar deserves a star-filled magazine of its own and that’s where Stellar comes in – delivering celebrity profiles and compelling stories each week, along with fashion, beauty, home – and, of course, food.
Some of Australia’s most highly respected journalists will be writing for Stellar, along with a stable of the country’s leading lifestyle authorities including Donna Hay and Neale Whitaker.
Then there’s the delicious. on Sunday team, a line-up that’s second to none with a rollcall boasting Matt Preston, Matt Moran, Colin Fassnidge, Shannon Bennett, Silvia Colloca and Hayden Quinn.
And – last, but naturally not least – a suitably starry roster of columnists will write for Stellar, including Carrie Bickmore, David Campbell, Kate Langbroek and Joe Hildebrand.
With its unique mix of personalities and content, readers can come to expect the unexpected from Stellar. After all, the shiniest day of the week deserves nothing less.
Grab a copy of Stellar magazine in the Sunday Mail, Sunday Herald Sun or Sunday Telegraph this Sunday August 28.
Subscribe today and get 10 weeks home delivery for just $10 at courier-mail.com.au/10for10, heraldsun.com.au/10for10 or dailytelegraph.com.au/10for10.
Originally published as With its unique mix of personalities and content, expect the unexpected from Stellar
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