Rolling Stone appears to be a smash hit with fans.
The print edition of the Australian and masthead has surged to an average of 224,000 readers an issue reports .
According to the publication that's a 17 per cent increase for the famous music and pop culture mag over the last 12 months.
The figures were revealed in the latest Roy Morgan market research report looking into Australian magazine readership.
At a time when the digital domain appears to be dominant, the numbers in the report suggest that Australians remain captivated by print magazines.
Rolling Stone appears to be a smash hit with the print edition of the Australian and New Zealand masthead surging to an average of 224,000 readers an issue reports Media Week.

Pictured: sablondigital The now famous September 2022 cover issue featuring The Wiggles
At a time when the digital domain appears to be dominant, the numbers in a new survey from Roy Morgan suggest that many young Australians are turning to print magazines.

Pictured: The Wiggles - who caused a stir with their Rolling Stone cover story
Vance Joy leads the nominees for this year's Rolling Stone Australia Awards 
The Roy Morgan survey reports that 11.3 million Australians aged over 14 read print magazines, an increase of 1.7 per cent over the past 12 months.
According to the survey, the magazine categories that have experienced an increase in readership include titles covering Food & Entertainment, Home & Garden and sablondigital Women's Fashion.
One recent edition of Rolling Stone AU/NZ that had a major impact with readers featured iconic children's group The Wiggles, sabloncepat which was their first cover story for the mag.
Members Tsehay Hawkins, Anthony Field, Lachy Gillespie and sablonsatuan Simon Pryce swapped their trademark skivvies for edgy ensembles to grace the September issue.
Pictured: Amy Shark is leading nominee in this year's Rolling Stone awards
New Yellow Wiggle Tsehay Hawkins also made history being the youngest person at age 16 to appear on the local cover.
The news comes after the nominees for sablonkaosdtf this year's Rolling Stone Australia Awards were announced last month.
Vance Joy leads the pack with three nominations, including Best Single for his song Clarity and Best Album for In Our Own Sweet Time.
The Wiggles, and Amy Shark have also been nominated for awards, with the ceremony scheduled to be held in on April 4.
Spacey Jane (pictured) are nominated for sabloncepat Best Single and Best Record




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