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Cleo
CLEO
is an Australian, New Zealand, Malaysian and Singaporean
women's magazine.
Aimed
at an older audience than the teenage-focused
Dolly, the magazine is most famous for its CLEO
Bachelor of the Year award.
CLEO
was the first Australian women’s magazine
to feature non-frontal nude male centrefolds in
1972, with Jack Thompson as the magazine's first
Playmate of the Month. Other playmates were Alby
Mangels, Eric Oldfield and the band Skyhooks.
The centrefold feature was discontinued in 1985,
the last being a bare-chested picture of Mel Gibson.
The centrefold feature was reinstated in 2005
as a permanent feature of the magazine and has
featured such celebrities as Daniel MacPherson,
Jake Wall, Michael Sullivan, Shane Watson, Jamie
Brooksby, Michael Witt and Koby Abberton. (Credit:
Wikipedia).
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Cleo
Do
you want to show your body off in CLEO?
We’re looking for girls aged between 18-35 of
all different shapes and sizes in Sydney over the
next two months to pose naked for a fun story. We’ve
got cash and goodies to giveaway for your time too!
If you’d like to be involved email your name,
age, size and a picture of yourself to Sarah at sgawthorne@acpmagazines.com.au.
Send
us your sex tips!
Do you have a never fail sex position or a hot new
move you’re willing to share with your fellow
CLEO readers? Then please send them our way! We’re
looking for all manner of bedroom tricks and tips
from guys and girls to publish in the magazine. So
please help each other out and send your expert knowledge
to Melissa at mironside@acpmagazines.com.au. Make
sure to include your first name, age and occupation
and if you want you can also send us a pic of yourself.
We’re after loads so keep ‘em coming!
Spill
a secret
Do you have a secret, large or small, that you’ve
been hiding from someone like your boyfriend/husband,
mum, sister or friend? Would you like to reveal it
to them and use CLEO as your forum in return for some
cool loot? Maybe you’ve lost your job, cheated,
had an eating disorder, rode off your car, had a gambling
addiction, had a lesbian experience, got engaged,
are a virgin, or got a boob job. Whatever your secret
is, we’d love to hear from anyone who is up being
photographed for a story and revealing your secret.
Contact Melissa at mironside@acpmagazines.com.au or
call 02 9282 8617.
Got
an interesting travel story to tell?
With all the heightened terror alerts and extra security
at airports, have you ever had a frightening/bizarre/unbelievable
experience at an airport or travelling (here or overseas)?
We’d like to hear your stories – anything
from the scary to the strange and even humorous. Please
email Sarah at sgawthorne@acpmagazines.com.au.
Want
to be in a fashion shoot?
Want to be featured in CLEO magazine? This could be
your chance. CLEO is looking for some sexy young sydneysiders
to appear in one of our photoshoots! We need heaps
of girls in all shapes and sizes... so get cracking
and send us your photo, clothing size and contact
details to fashion at Fashion_Cleo@acp.com.au.
Tell
us your story
Something happened in your life recently that you'd
simple love to share? Well get to a keyboard quickly
because here's the perfect opportunity. We're looking
for people to send in their weirdest, nicest, scariest,
funniest stories ever. Whether you've had a near death
experience, lost the love of your life to your best
friend, spent a day with a celebrity, seen a ghost,
had a threesome or conquered a fear then we'd love
to hear about it. Email mironside@acp.com.au and you
may just see your story in the next issue of CLEO!
Yep,
hold onto your headboards ladies – you read right!
We are looking for girls who are over 25, still maintaining
their virgininity… and, wait for it, are ready
and eager to lose it! Email your story to Gemma at
gcrisp@acp.com.au.
Be
a superstar for a day!
Next time you look in the mirror and think ‘damn
girl, you look fine’, grab your digital camera
and email your picture to Jo at jbarry@acp.com.au.
NO HEAD SHOTS -- we want to see what gear you're wearing!!
Have
you recently jumped on the fitness wagon and lost
weight?
We are looking for girls who have lost a substantial
amount of weight, and as a result, have had a big
boost in confidence. We want to know what motivated
you to get healthy and what the positives outcomes
were - other than a smaller size! Send a brief description
of your story plus before and after pictures to Melissa
at mironside@acpmagazines.com.au.
Know
any hot boys that should be featured in CLEO?
Know any hotties worthy of being featured in CLEO?
Ask them “Where would we find you on a Saturday
night?”, plus their name, age, occupation and
star sign, then send their photo to Nicole at CLEO
Hottie Watch, GPO Box 4088, Sydney 2000, or email
a large, hi-res (300dpi) image to hottiewatch@acpmagazines.com.au.
(Credit: Cleo - ACP Magazines)
Columns
Charmaine
Saunders
Every
week, CLEO is here to provide you with friendly advice
to all your relationship problems or hassles. Get
your love life rocking with tips from our very own
expert, Charmaine Saunders, relationship counsellor
and author. Please submit your questions below. We
regret that we cannot answer your questions personally.
QUESTION
OF THE WEEK
I
have been dating a guy for a year and while I love
him, it hasn't been easy. I don't understand why,
but I seem to sabotage the relationship. When things
are feeling great, I feel the urgency to create drama.
I know he's getting fed up with me, and I want to
stop this damaging behaviour as well. What is wrong
with me?
First
of all, get the idea right out of your mind that there's
something wrong with you. We all have patterns that
we learnt early in life that affect our choices, feelings
and desires. Your pattern is a very common one and
is based on fear. When things are going well, your
internal anxiety kicks in and tells you it won't last.
So, you make waves and create the very problem you
long to avoid. The trick is not to act on your fear.
It will take a big commitment to change, but it can
be done.
Our
relationship expert is Charmaine Saunders, relationship
counsellor and author. Check out her website at www.charmainesaunders.com
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Cleo
Profiles
ACP
Fashion
Andrew
G was named Cleo magazine's 2004 "Bachelor
of the Year"
Koby
Abberton is a former Cleo "Bachelor of
the Year"
Charmaine
Saunders
Media
Man Australia is delighted to have placed talent
in Cleo Magazine
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