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Do you have a story you’d like to tell?

We want to hear from you. Send us your blog post.

Digitalstory.com.au welcomes guest posts on a wide range of topics, from opinions and social issues to reviews, recipes, and travel stories. While we don’t pay for contributions, we provide a platform to share your ideas with a targeted audience. All submissions must be engaging, informative, or thought-provoking and will be reviewed before publishing. Make sure to follow our guidelines for consideration.

Submit your blog article

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Submission Guidelines

  • What to include
  • Blog content may include links to relevant, genuine sites.
  • Content must be original.
  • Include heading, author name and a bio of no more than 50 words.
  • Content must include appropriate citations or links for reference.
  • Blogs should be 1500-3000 words or less.
  • Images
  • Good photographs, diagrams, graphs or other images will help readers engage with your story.
  • We accept images in all formats accepted by the World Wide Web Consortium (WC3) for web including JPEG, GIF, BMP, TIFF and PNG
  • Every image must include appropriate citations or credit.
  • What to leave out

We don’t like censorship any more than the next person, but we do want to make sure Digitalstory.com.au remains a welcoming space.

We will not publish articles or comments that include: hate speech, adult or crude content, child abuse imagery, paedophilia, violence, terrorist content, harassment and threats, copyright violations, personal or confidential information, impersonation and misrepresentation, illegal activities, regulated goods and services, spam, malware and viruses.

  • Rights

Every blog will carry a disclaimer advising readers that content and references are the author’s own work and do not reflect the views of Digitalstory.com.au.

As author or blogger, you retain copyright over your story. However, by submitting your blog to our community, you agree to it being published and promoted royalty-free in perpetuity on the Digitalstory.com.au site.