Nexus magazine

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Nexus magazine is a magazine containing many alternative and conspiracy theorist articles.

It is released in many different languages and countries and its headquarters are located in Mapleton, Queensland, Australia. The owner and editor is Duncan Roads. It covers everything from future science, UFOs, Big Brother, to health issues, including alternative medicine. The magazine also publishes articles about the freedom of speech & thought and related issues.

The majority of the information contained in the articles published by the magazine is unconfirmed or rejected by the scientific community and mainstream society.[citation needed]

In Greece the magazine was first published as "Nexus" and, following a period of inactivity, as "New Times Nexus". The magazine has also an Polish edition called "Nexus. Nowe Czasy" ("Nexus. New Times").

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