It’s one of the most widely read magazines in the country, one of the best paying retail magazines and it’s definitely about more than just cars. This magazine, which is delivered to every AA member, has covered stories from organ donation to biofuels to the history of women settlers in Queenstown. Learn how to pitch travel stories to AA Directions magazine.

Learn how to pitch travel stories to The Listener.

Find out what this title needs from freelance writers. It’s the right time for a new look at North & South, one of New Zealand’s most well regarded current affairs magazines.

Urbis is an influential New Zealand design magazine for which you might find stories while you’re out shopping or socialising. For every beautiful object. there has to be a designer behind it somewhere. It is a large-format, 192-page, bi-monthly. Urbis profiles the newest and best in architecture, furniture, products and technology in New Zealand and overseas. Find out what this title needs from freelance writers.

Learn how to pitch to CIO New Zealand. The magazine for Chief Information Officers and IT specialist. Find out what this title needs from freelance writers.

MindFood is a general interest magazine with local and overseas content. It is about “smart thinking”. Don’t be fooled into thinking MiNDFOOD is just another glossy magazine – this sophisticated general interest magazine aims to give food for thought and it needs freelancers to do so. Find out what this title needs from freelance writers.

If you have a story with a Sabaru angle then consider pitching to this magazine. Its owner says it is a magazine first – not a brochure. Symmetry is a freelance ‘find’: it has decent rates, an editor who truly understands freelancing, and it needs interesting stories about interesting New Zealanders. Find out what this title needs from freelance writers.

Safeguard is a magazine published by Thomson Reuters and aims to help New Zealand companies avoid harming their workers. Each year in New Zealand about one person a week dies in an accident at work; many more are injured or made ill by work. Safeguard aims to help New Zealand companies avoid harming their workers.

You’ve seen the irreverent and funny television show, now you can read the same mix of wit and tongue-in-cheekiness in TopGear NZ. The magazine, produced under licence from the BBC needs freelance contributions as about 60 per cent of the magazine is local content. Find out how your work can feature in this publication.

Employment Today is a magazine which explores all manner of employment issues. Its aim is to provide practical solutions to workplace issues for people who manage people. Discover how you can pitch for work with this Edge.

The NZTE news & features website, which replaced its Bright magazine, aims to reach those in the business community – such as exporters – who are interested in global markets. Find out how to pitch stories to this organisation and earn above average rates.

e.nz magazine started its life as the journal of the Institute of Professional Engineers of NZ (IPENZ) but it is a different animal today and well worth a look by freelancer writers. The magazine’s purpose is to demonstrate the importance of engineering and technology in New Zealand – economically, socially and environmentally – with in-depth articles that celebrate the achievements of Kiwi engineers and technologists.

Find out what this carbon neutral magazine wants from freelance writers.