Link Disability Magazine is Australia's leading national cross-disability magazine
Featuring opinions and perspectives directly from people with a disability, Link covers a diverse range of topics including news, issues, art, sport, breakthroughs, travel, health, advocacy, products and people in the disability sector. Link started out in 1980 as a small state-based newspaper and has since evolved into a national, professionally designed, glossy, colour magazine.Current Issue
August 2019
Welcome to the August edition of Link!
The jam-packed August issue of Link Magazine features comedian Tim Ferguson, award-winning writer, speaker and activist Carly Findlay and British comedian Tom Skelton. The special features this issue are sport, leisure and travel, as well as employment. And don’t forget our arts, music and travel stories!
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Issue Feature
Our August edition of Link magazine includes two superb features - sport, leisure and travel, as well as employment!
Stunning South Africa
South Africa is a vibrant and exciting travel destination featuring natural beauty, amazing wildlife experiences and diverse cities and cultures.
Known as the Mother City, Cape Town is often described as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. And it’s easy to see why. Its stunning natural harbour setting and spectacular Table Mountain backdrop provides a panorama that is unforgettable. The Victoria and Alfred Waterfront is one of Africa’s most visited destinations attracting nearly 25 million people every year. The Waterfront neighbourhood caters for both locals and international visitors and includes hotels, retail districts, restaurants and bars, leisure and entertainment facilities, heritage sites and tourism landmarks.
Read more in the August issue of Link Magazine…
Image: The Garden Route, South Africa
