Ranked as an A-grade journal in the final Australian Research Council journal rankings

Ethical Space is an international peer-reviewed journal that provides a space for both academics and practitioners to reflect on and critique the ethics of communication. It contains news, views, interviews and peer-reviewed papers on ethical matters in journalism, public relations, marketing, health communication, information science, organisational and management communication and related fields.

George Orwell Studies is a biannual, paperback, academic, peer-reviewed journal. It aims to carry a range of scholarly articles:

• on Orwell's life and works and related Orwellian themes (fully referenced and of roughly 6,000 words);
• shorter articles (of, say, 3,000 words);
• polemical pieces (where appropriate);
• interviews with Orwell scholars and others;
• a reviews section looking at biographies and studies of his work, at new editions of his work – and stage, TV, radio and film adaptions;
• news items.

The journal aims to have at least one paper every issue looking at Orwell from an international perspective.

Each volume contains two issues, published half-yearly.