Magazine-style entertainment and fashion news. Located on the middle four pages. Quickie – A short interview with a famous person. Dropped. CareerOne – Mainly job advertisements. Dropped. Flirt – A weekly section focused on love and relationships. Appeared on Fridays. Dropped. Weird – A two-page spread of weird news from around the world. Wanderlust – A two-page spread about travel destinations sponsored by Jetstar. Staples Some mX editions had been stapled, as they tended to remain contained and not blow around as much. This decision was also based on the capabilities of publishing equipment and whether binding systems were installed at the production facilities. Theming Occasionally the mX masthead was modified to capitalise on major events, such as a tennis ball and racquet during the Australian Open, and love hearts and using rose scented ink during Valentine's Day. On the day of the Wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton, the x was changed to a Union Jack and many pages said "The royal wedding" other pages said "Not the wedding". In the lead-up to both the 2007 federal election and 2010 federal election, the front page of each issue bore a "disclaimer" warning of the number of election stories (if any) contained within. St Patrick's Day editions had the blue captions replaced with green, and Irish themed stories fill the "Did You Know" and "What The?" sections. Easter editions did not change colour; however, the "Did You Know" and "What The?" sections related to modern Easter stories (such as the world's largest easter egg). Closure On 28 May 2015, News Corp announced that the newspaper was closing down. The final edition was printed on 12 June 2015, and the corresponding mobile app was also closed down. Revival In 2018 mX'' was briefly revived in Melbourne as part of a promotion by Carlton & United Breweries. Published on four consecutive Wednesdays from 26 September, it was only available at Flinders Street, Flagstaff, Melbourne Central, Richmond and Southern Cross stations. See also Junk food news References External links mX website Defunct newspapers published in Sydney Evening newspapers Free daily newspapers News Corp Australia Newspapers published in Brisbane Defunct newspapers published in Melbourne Defunct newspapers published in Queensland Publications established in 2001 Publications disestablished in 2015 2001 establishments in Australia 2015 disestablishments in Australia Daily newspapers published in Australia