World War I. From 1965, it continued to be on the same site of the Australian Consolidated Press (ACP) building (corner of Park and Castlereagh Streets) in Sydney. The Test Kitchen's first 'Best Ever' recipes compilation was published in 1976, collating the most-requested recipes from the issues of the Weekly. The cookbook sold out in days and had many reprints. The Test Kitchen had a team of 16 people in 2006, composed of chefs, home economists, food editors and support staff. In 2012, ACP was sold to Bauer Media Group. The Test Kitchen triple-tests recipes which are then published in the magazine, as well as Woman's Day and the AWW cookbooks. Surveys have shown that over 90 per cent of readers buy the magazine for the recipes. See also Australian Women's Weekly Children's Birthday Cake Book List of women's magazines References Further reading Rebecca Johinke, Queens of Print: Interviews with Australia’s Iconic Women’s Magazine Editors, Australian Scholarly Publishing, 2019. Denis O'Brien, The Weekly: A Lively and Nostalgic Celebration of Australia through 50 Years of its Most Popular Magazine, Ringwood, Victoria: Penguin Books, 1985. External links Bauer Media Pat Buckridge 'Good Reading in The Australian Women's Weekly 1933-1970, JASAL 1 2002 Women's Weekly Singapore Edition Official Website Jackson, Sally Cost-cutting at mags over: Law The Australian 12 Oct 2009 pp 30, 32 (Retrieved 17 February 2010) The Australian Women's Weekly Index on Research Data Australia 1933 establishments in Australia ACP magazine titles Are Media Monthly magazines published in Australia Weekly magazines published in Australia Women's magazines published in Australia Magazines established in 1933 Magazines published in Sydney