y separately published work icon The Australian Monthly periodical  
Alternative title: A.M. : The Australian Monthly
Issue Details: First known date: 1948-1955... 1948-1955 The Australian Monthly
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  • RANGE: [June 1948]-July 12, 1955.
  • From Mar. 3, 1953-July 12, 1955 subtitled: The Australian Magazine.

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