DNA Magazine DNA #100 Retour à l'édition précédente

Ta-dah! DNA #100 has hit the newsstands and it’s a beauty. Celebrating this milestone we’ve pulled out the stops, increased the number of pages by 40%, popped in a pull-out poster and, because you asked for it, we’ve also brought back the fabulous Fridge Boys! You’ll notice it’s decidedly thicker than usual - and don’t we love that!

Being DNA’s 100th we’ve given the issue a true blue Aussie flavour and that means lifesavers galore! We think you’ll enjoy our shoot with these iconic and hunksome heroes. We also took three of our favourite models on a beach house weekend to shoot our swimwear fashion story fashion story, and got all sudsy with some Hollywood honchos in our LA carwash shoot. All squeaky clean fun, of course!

Along with the lifesavers the issue is full of good Aussie gear like chart-toppers Cut Copy and the boys from Faker. We meet the “koala” of Bearforce1, chat to Axle Whitehead, preview the all-male action novel Fathom’s Five, profile Eric Bana and salute the Aussie cozzie - the speedo.

Serious reads include the secret history of Australia, our considered assessment of the country post-Kevin 07, and we ask some Indigenous Aussies what the Prime Minister’s “Sorry” means to them.

Naturally, hitting the wide-open road is on the agenda and we travel to Australia’s Top Ten destinations along with a stopover in the remote-but-luxurious Bamurru Plains of the NT, and visit the grave of Captain Moonlight the bushranger buried with his male companion in Gundagai.