Signs of the Times (Australian magazine)

Signs of the Times began publication in Melbourne on 2 November 1885 under the name Bible Echo and Signs of the Times. It is believed to be one of Australia's longest-running periodicals, with only the Salvation Army's The War Cry edging it out by a few years. ==Awards==

Signs has won the following awards from the Australasian Religious Press Association (website) • 2010 – Best Layout - Highly Commended • 2010 – Best Review of Another Medium - bronze: "Making Much of Little" by Nick Mattiske, April 2009 • 2010 – Best Article, Applying Faith to Life - silver: "From the Ashes" by Adele Nash, April 2009 • 2009 – "Best layout" category: Signs magazine "Highly commended" for being "constantly well laid out with good use of typography and format" • 2009 – Best humorous item – silver: "Another Shot at Saying 'Sorry'" by David Edgren, May 2008 • 2005 – Best illustration – winner: "When Liberty Drops Her Torch" by Shane Winfield, July 2004 • 2003 – Best Features – winner: "Attack on the world trade center one year on" by Hans Kunnen, August 2003 • 2003 – Best Magazine Layout – highly commended: Signs of the Times magazine • 2003 – Most Originality – winner: "Letter From the Future", Robert Wolfgramm, June 2001 ==See also==