Top Digital Media Companies in Brisbane

The Courier-Mail is owned by News Corp Australia. The Courier-Mail came together in 1933 from several mastheads: The Moreton Bay Courier, The Brisbane Courier, and The Daily Mail. The Courier Mail publishes pieces in the business, entertainment, lifestyle, and sport verticals. In 2015, The Courier-Mail was inducted into the Queensland Business Leaders Hall of Fame – an initiative that recognises “outstanding public contributions made by leaders of business to the reputation of Queensland and its economic and social development”.

Online publisher Brisbane Times was founded in 2007 by Peter Beattie, who at the time was the Premier of Queensland. Owned by Nine Publishing, Brisbane Times covers politics, business, lifestyle, travel, and sport, along with regional and international news. Brisbane Times utilizes a paywall model with readers allowed free access to 25 articles per month.

Must Do Brisbane is an online guide to everything related to the city of Brisbane and the various activities it has to offer. The website offers articles and information on activities in every possible category: weekend getaways, indoor and outdoor activities for kids, restaurants and cafes, beaches, cycling, and parks, beauty salons and day spas, shopping, activities for dog owners, and more.

InQueensland attracts an average of 114,358 visitors per month, with 26.29% using desktop and 73.71% on mobile. Predominantly from Australia, the site sees 42.19% organic, 49.90% direct, 4.03% social, and 3.88% other traffic.

Published by the Archdiocese of Brisbane, The Catholic Leader was founded in 1929. Offering a Catholic perspective on local, regional, national, and international news, The Catholic Leader features such verticals as life, culture, news, features, and people. According to The Archdiocese of Brisbane, The Catholic Leader is “Australia’s longest serving Catholic newspaper”.

Founded 23 years ago, Style Magazines is headquartered in Brisbane. Its focus is on verticals like food, fashion, travel, beauty, and things to do. In addition to its digital platform, Style publishes a monthly print magazine with a circulation of 20,000. 80% of its combined readers are female.

Redland City Bulletin attracts an average of 18,761 visitors per month, with 28.31% using desktop and 71.69% on mobile. Predominantly from Australia, the site sees 74.44% organic, 21.75% direct, 0.52% social, and 3.29% other traffic.

Collapse Board attracts an average of 6,724 visitors per month, with 33.47% using desktop and 66.53% on mobile. Predominantly from United States, the site sees 74.32% organic, 15.52% direct, 5.12% social, and 5.04% other traffic.