Contribute to O&G Magazine

O&G Magazine welcomes contributions from members of the obstetrics and gynaecology community, professionals from related disciplines, and consumers.

We publish informative, accessible and engaging content grounded in clinical insight and informed by the latest developments in obstetrics and gynaecology.

We’re also committed to amplifying consumer voices with lived experience, recognising their contribution to shaping care and understanding across the specialty.

What we’re looking for

We accept:

  • Feature articles — aligned with the theme of each issue. These may be written from a clinical, research or consumer perspective.
  • Case studies — adapted into educational feature articles.

All contributions are reviewed by the O&G Magazine Committee prior to publication. Please note submission does not guarantee acceptance.

Themes for 2026:

Our 2026 editions will each explore a key theme in obstetrics and gynaecology:

  • Autumn – Diabetes (Published March)
  • Winter – The Cervix (Published June)
  • Spring – Operative Obstetrics (Published September)
  • Summer – Menopause (Published December)

Our Readers

O&G Magazine reaches more than 6,000 readers across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, including obstetricians, gynaecologists, trainees, GPs, and other health professionals interested in women’s health.

How to Submit

To submit an idea for an article to O&G Magazine, please complete the cognito form, providing:

  • Your full name, postnominals, position, and institution.
  • A short pitch (one to two paragraphs) explaining what your article/case study will be about, how it relates to the theme, and why you are the best person to write it.
  • Two example paragraphs of the article/case study.

Next steps

If your pitch is accepted, you will be invited to write a 1,000 – 1,500-word article on your proposed topic.

A style guide and detailed article guidelines will be provided, and the O&G Magazine editorial team will copy edit and proof your article prior to publication.

Feedback

We welcome respectful, constructive feedback on published articles. Comments are moderated before appearing online.

Letters to the editor may be published online or in print and should relate to an article or topic on obstetrics and gynaecology.