Time Off

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Time Off
Managing Editor	Sean Sennett
Categories	Arts
Frequency	Weekly
Circulation	76,000
Publisher	Time Off Pty Ltd
First issue	1976
Country	Australia
Language	English
Website	Official site

Time Off is a free weekly tabloid-sized music magazine (street press) that is released in Brisbane, Australia. Time Off is the oldest free music/entertainment weekly in Australia. Time Off began on campus at the University of Queensland, and was originally printed on A4 glossy stock. In the late-70s, Time Off began distribution off-campus on newsprint. With a strong music bias, the magazine also focuses on cinema and the arts. Sean Sennett is the magazine's publisher/owner/managing editor. The magazine has a strong local content, but also features interviews with many international artists. The magazine is published every Wednesday, and is distributed throughout South-East Queensland and into NNSW.