Get automatic notifications when new GGREC magazines and blog posts are published — no need to keep checking the website.
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a free way to get updates from websites delivered straight to you. Think of it like a private newspaper delivery service — instead of visiting the GGREC website every week to check for new magazines, the website sends a heads-up to your chosen app automatically.
When a new magazine or blog post is published on our website, it appears in your RSS reader within about an hour. You don't need to do anything — the reader checks for you.
An RSS reader is a free app or website that collects updates from all the sites you follow. Pick one that suits you:
Most popular. Works on iPhone, Android, and web browsers.
Visit feedly.com →Powerful features. Works on iPhone, Android, and web browsers.
Visit inoreader.com →Simple and clean. Works on iPhone, Android, and web browsers.
Visit newsblur.com →Free and native. Mac and iPhone only (Apple).
Free on the Mac App Store →Once you have an RSS reader, add our feed:
Our RSS feed address:
https://ggrec.org.au/feed
That's it! The app will now automatically show you whenever a new GGREC magazine or blog post is published.
When a new magazine is uploaded to the GGREC website, it appears in your RSS reader within about an hour.
When a new blog post is published, it also appears automatically.
Each item includes the title, a short description, and a link to download the magazine or read the full blog post.
You don't need to visit the GGREC website to check — the RSS reader does it for you.
Make sure you typed https://ggrec.org.au/feed exactly (with the https://).
The feed refreshes every hour. Give it a bit of time, then pull-to-refresh in your RSS reader.
Pull-to-refresh in your RSS reader to force a check for new content.
Remove the feed from your RSS reader's list (usually a swipe or long-press on the feed name).