about
Tamsin O’Neill and Tom Bodycomb established the independent publisher Green Press in 2007 having identified a gap in the market for a title showcasing sustainable and environmentally friendly housing options. Thus, green magazine was born.
With Tamsin as the editor and Tom as the publisher, the magazine has grown from a quarterly to a bi-monthly publication, achieving a 130,000+ readership.
Following the success of green magazine, Tamsin and Tom launched Treadlie in 2010, a magazine devoted to bicycle and design culture.
Green Press has also been involved in co-hosting and sponsoring special events, such as a series of Green Talks, curating exhibitions as part of the Denfair in Melbourne and designEX, and the establishment of the Treadlie Bike Hub as part of the Sustainable Living Festival.
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After studying Fine Art at RMIT in the early 1980s, Tamsin has worked with some of Melbourne’s best architectural photographers before working as a freelance photographer for 10 years, contributing to a variety of architecture and home living magazines.
Coupled with her background in architecture, Tamsin’s love for the environment comes as second nature, especially having grown up in a family of architects with a strong sense of resourcefulness.
Tom’s role as publisher came naturally, given his experience in the multimedia and publishing sector. Prior to that, he graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering (Chemistry) from Melbourne University in the 1980s and worked for multinational firms across Australia and Europe for over a decade.
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