The Nightly On: Renewal explores the courage to begin again – The latest edition of premium magazine The Nightly On is out now, exploring the theme of renewal and the courage required to step into an uncertain new chapter.
The Nightly On: Renewal considers what it takes to begin again by choice, circumstance or necessity. The edition positions reinvention as a subject that extends from public careers to Australian business, culture and the country’s hospitality sector.
Stories of reinvention
The issue includes Emma Watkins’ move away from one of Australia’s most successful children’s franchises to build something of her own. It also looks at George Calombaris rebuilding his career after a public fall.
Meanwhile, Laura Byrne’s shift from reality television to two successful businesses is profiled alongside Finder founder Fred Schebesta’s ongoing reinvention of the company. Weekend Sunrise host Monique Wright is also featured after three decades in television.
Beyond individual careers, the issue examines an Australian perfume brand’s expansion into Harrods and Printemps, the resurgence of cinema and the reinvention of the Australian motel.
Premium publishing strategy
Editor Sarah Jane Tasker said renewal was not about erasing the past, but having the nerve to discover what might come next. Seven West Media Editor-in-Chief Christopher Dore said the series continues to demonstrate the power of premium publishing and its role in The Nightly’s growth strategy.
The Nightly On series is available digitally through The Nightly and its app. Read The Nightly On: Renewal online.
