Win one of three iPhone 6s' with The Weekly Review 2015 reader survey

hat do we do well? What could we do better?

Tell us what you think of The Weekly Review by completing our online reader survey and you will be in the running to win one of three iPhone 6s’, valued at $1079 each.
www.theweeklyreview.com.au/survey2015
When we launched The Weekly Review in Stonnington and Boroondara in April, 2010, our ambition was to produce Melbourne’s best property and lifestyle magazine.
We wanted to tell the stories of the people and places that make Melbourne and its major suburbs tick.
We set out to inspire, challenge and stimulate as we showcased the best of Melbourne’s culture, food, wine, lifestyle and, of course, property.
In the 5 years since, The Weekly Review has expanded rapidly, and we now distribute more than 624,000 magazines weekly: in Ivanhoe and Diamond Valley, bayside, the south-east, east, Moonee Valley, inner Melbourne, the city and Greater Geelong.
In every market where we have launched, we’ve been thrilled with the response and humbled by the welcome from readers and advertisers. Our products have genuinely struck a chord with our audiences.
While we spend a lot of time thinking about The Weekly Review and how it can be improved, we are keen to hear from the communities we serve.

What do we do well? What can we do better? Would you like more of one thing and less of another?

The Weekly Review’s annual reader survey is designed to help us ensure the magazine remains contemporary and relevant to our hundreds of thousands of loyal followers.
To participate, and be in for a chance to win an iPhone 6s, you will need to complete the online survey, which can be accessed at www.theweeklyreview.com.au/survey2015 .
We will close the survey on Sunday, November 22, and use the information to help frame The Weekly Review’s content, look and feel through next year and beyond.
We value your input and encourage you to give us your feedback so we can continually improve The Weekly Review.
So, come on, tell us what you think.