Australian Consolidated Press

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Australian Consolidated Press (ACP), a member of Publishing and Broadcasting Ltd. (PBL), is an Australian media company that was founded in 1933. It publishes the Australian Women's Weekly, the Australian edition of Woman's Day, and The Bulletin, Australia's oldest magazine, dating from 1880.

Through PBL, which was established in 1994, ACP is a sister company to Australian television's Nine Network. James Packer is executive chairman of PBL. The magazine has many tie-ins with other PBL properties, such as Nine Network programs (Burke's Backyard and Good Medicine are examples of this), other PBL holdings (ACP produces the Foxtel subscriber magazine) and even other magazines ("desperate and dateless" parties are sponsored by Ralph and Cosmopolitan).

  • Food, wine and travel
    • Australian Airlines
    • Australian Gourmet Traveller
    • Australian Gourmet Traveller Wine
    • Australian Table
    • Qantas - The Australian Way
    • Jetstar
  • Custom publications
    • Foxtel
    • The Australian Worker
  • Men's general interest
    • Ralph
    • Men’s Style Australia
  • Men's interest
    • People
    • The Picture
    • The Picture Premium
  • Trader international group
    • 4x4 Trader
    • Australian Motorcycle Trader
    • Auto Supermarket
    • BikePoint.com.au
    • BlueWater Boats & Sportfishing
    • BoatPoint.com.au
    • Campervan and Motorhome Trader
    • Caravan Trader
    • Caravan World
    • CarPoint.com.au
    • Deals on Wheels
    • Earthmovers & Excavators
    • Equipment Trader
    • Farms & Farm Machinery
    • ihub.com.au
    • Plant & Equipment
    • Trailer Boat
    • Trade-A-Boat
    • Unique Cars

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PBL Media (50% PBL / 50% CVC): Australian Consolidated Press | Nine Network | Sky News Australia / Australian News Channel (33.33% stake) | ninemsn (50% stake) | myhome.com.au (48.75% stake) | carsales.com.au (50.66% Stake)

Subscription Television Assets: Foxtel (25% stake) | Premier Media Group (50% stake)

Gaming Assets: Crown Casino | Burswood Entertainment Complex | Melco PBL Holdings, Macau (50% Stake) | Aspinalls, United Kingdon (50% Stake)

Other Assets: Acer Arena | Betfair Australia & New Zealand (50% Stake) | Hoyts (50% stake) | New Regency (25% Stake) | Seek (25% stake) | Ticketek
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