The Australian Geologist/TAG

The Australian Geologist (TAG) is GSA's popular quarterly magazine that covers the broad scope of geosciences through special features, society news, conference details, regular reports, book reviews and news from Australia's geoscience sector. Earth Sciences feed into debates and resource management issues of crucial importance to Australians and our future. TAG aims to cover these and other specialist issues of interest to members and the general public in an accessible format. Get the latest on everything from dinosaurs to diamonds to energy delivery. 

TAG is also available for subscription without GSA membership. 
Subscription costs $80 pa (domestic) and $88 (international).
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Editorial queries or Copy deadlines

TAG is published in March, June, September and December each year. Don't miss a copy deadline - contact us!
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September 2021, issue # 200
Copy deadline: 19 July
Finished art: 26 July

December 2021, issue # 201
Copy deadline: 16 October
Finished art: 23 October

March 2022, issue # 202
Copy deadline: 21 January
Finished art: 28 January

Advertising and Promotional Opportunities
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Full page colour: $1,350 (inside front/inside back and outside back cover)
Full page text page: $750 (black & white)
¼ and ½ pages come in different sizes: POA

Back-issues
If you would like a back-issue please contact the GSA office.
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TAG Review
The Australian Geologist (TAG) receives articles, reports, images and book reviews from members of the Geological Society of Australia. TAG is a vehicle to communicate Society news and activities. Feature articles and special reports which have a content based in the Earth Sciences should meet what is regarded as generally accepted standards, in the sense that they are based on modern observations and ideas arising from rigorously assessed evidence.

TAG is undergoing a review. The review will be managed by eminent (well respected) independent scientists, led by a high-profile member (e.g. one who is a fellow of the AAS). More information will be coming soon.