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How to read New Idea following shock Facebook ban

The new ways to find your favourite news and goss

Facebook may have pulled the plug on your New Idea news feed, but there are so many other ways to access all your favourite stories about celebrities, Australian TV and the royals.

The social media platform’s dramatic and unprecedented move means you will no longer be able to read, share and access your favourite New Idea digital stories via Facebook.

But don’t sweat, it isn’t all bad news. We’re still here for you, creating the content you know and love to read. And there are so many other ways to find the latest news, goss and fabulous photos from the entertainment and royal worlds.

Scroll down for our handy guide!

New Idea homepage

Going directly to New Idea’s homepage (newidea.com.au) is the best and easiest way to see everything we have on offer. Bookmark the homepage for even easier and quicker access!

Newidea.com.au

New Idea Newsletters

Want New Idea’s news and goss delivered straight to your inbox? Sign up for our newsletter pronto! It’s a curated feed of all the biggest bombshells and must-read news and scandals from the royals and entertainment world. Plus, there’s New Idea Food’s tasty treats to inspire you in the kitchen Sign up to the New Idea newsletter via the homepage here.

New Idea Instagram

Head over to New Idea’s Instagram page where we keep you posted on all things royals, entertainment, food and lifestyle as well as share some fun videos for you all to enjoy. Hit link in bio to access our full rundown of stories.

@newideamagazine

New Idea Twitter

Follow us on Twitter! We’ll be  updating New Idea’s feed with every breaking story, exclusive interview as well as the latest news and goss. Make a beeline to our Twitter feed here and don’t forget to click follow!

@NewIdeamagazine

New Idea Magazine

And of course you can buy our magazine! On sale every Monday, it’s available in stores and via Magshop

Want more amazing content from the rest of our network? Read about them here: WHO, TV WEEK, Woman’s Day, Australian Women’s Weekly.

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