| Newspaper Name : | Herald Sun |
| About Us: | The Herald Sun is Victoria’s home for breaking news, footy and hard-hitting opinion and holds the title of Australia’s most-read newspaper. Melbourne’s biggest selling newspaper has a proud history of leading the agenda and advocating for Victorians. As a leading partner with the Good Friday Appeal, we believe strongly in our community. As the home of Australia’s No.1 fantasy footy game SuperCoach and the best AFL writers in the business, we share a deep passion for footy. The Herald Sun publishes seven days a week, with a bumper Sunday Herald Sun edition on Sundays, and breaks stories 24/7 across its digital channels – from mobile to tablet, desktop to social media. We reach 4.348m people in print and digital every month* with an additional audience across social media of more than 1.2 million. |
| Publication Day: | Monday to Saturday |
The Age
| Newspaper Name : | The Age |
| About Us: | The Age is a daily newspaper in Melbourne, Australia, that has been published since 1854. Owned and published by Nine Entertainment, The Age primarily serves Victoria, but copies also sell in Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory and border regions of South Australia and southern New South Wales. Readership Total 5.321 million, Digital 4.849 million, Print 1.198 million (EMMA, March 2020) |
| Publication Day: | Monday to Saturday |
Benalla Ensign
| Newspaper Name : | Benalla Ensign |
| About Us: | The city of Benalla, situated less than 200 km from Melbourne is a thriving community with a high quality of lifestyle, that is one of the few regional centres expecting growth over the next few years. With a population of 9,200 and a regional population of 15,000, Benalla boasts a diverse economic base with many State and Local Government regional headquarters located here. It has a large number of manufacturing industries, a diverse and rich agricultural base plus a vibrant service and retail sector. |
| Publication Day: | Wednesday |
Euroa Gazette
| Newspaper Name : | Euroa Gazette |
| About Us: | Less than two hours from Melbourne along the Hume Highway, Euroa is ideally located for access to the major attractions of the Strathbogie ranges abd the Nagambie Lakes district. Farming industries have traditionally been sheep, cattle, and wheat cropping, but in recent years the tendency has been to diversify into smaller holdings specialising in more unusual jstock as cashmere goats, emus, deer, fine wool sheep and fish, or crops such as herbs, blueberries, grapes, nuts and cherries. Strathbogie Shire has a population of 9,000, with roughly a third being in Euroa itself. |
| Publication Day: | Wednesday |
Mansfield Courier
| Newspaper Name : | Mansfield Courier |
| About Us: | The Mansfield Shire is located 180km north east of Melbourne and is a renowned tourism, farming and lifestyle precinct. The Mansfield Shire enjoys approximately 1.2 million visitors per annum, which generates approximately $134 million in revenue. Employment generated by tourism within the Shire ranges from 1,500 year round to 4,500 on a seasonal basis. The Shire is renowned for its natural beauty and alpine mountains. Significant landscape features include Mount Buller, Mount Stirling and the Great Dividing Range. Natural environment features include parts of Lake Eildon and Alpine National Parks. In September 2008 the Mansfield Courier acquired the High Country Times. This publication is now incorporated within the Mansfield Courier. |
| Publication Day: | Wednesday |
Shepparton Adviser
| Newspaper Name : | Shepparton Adviser |
| About Us: | The Shepparton Adviser is the Goulburn Valley region’s largest circulation local newspaper. The Goulburn Valley region is most famous for its fruit producing industry. The area is also diverse in landscape and thus farming styles. From lush green pastures supporting the Kyabram dairy industry, to the wheat and sheep belt in Benalla and surrounding districts. The Adviser is now in its 35th year and is an important advertising medium for advertisers seeking access to the homes and farms of the Goulburn Valley region. |
| Publication Day: | Wednesday |
The Border Mail
| Newspaper Name : | The Border Mail |
| About Us: | Since 1903, The Border Mail has been serving Albury-Wodonga and beyond, providing information, advocacy, entertainment and connection.
While based in the Twin Cities, our reach extends to Wangaratta, Yarrawonga, Benalla, Corowa, Beechworth, Holbrook, Myrtleford, Henty, Corryong, Walla, Mount Beauty and Deniliquin, as well as numerous rural communities in between. Located on the NSW-Victoria border, The Border Mail has a presence in two states, unlike most other newspapers. Variety is a hallmark of our region, with industry, agriculture, education and tourism among its many enterprises. Albury-Wodonga itself boasts award-winning retailers, engineers and builders, as well as university and TAFE campuses. There is a professional theatre, a national youth circus and a music conservatorium, along with high standard amateur performing groups. Lavington Sports Ground is just one of many quality sporting venues used by clubs of all ages and standards. The Border and North East’s tourist attractions include the Alpine snow fields, North East and High Country wineries, a thriving cafe culture and all that the mighty Murray River has to offer in water sports and camping. Census data shows a growing population as more and more learn the benefits of regional life. Just like the Murray, The Border Mail does not stand still. Started by brothers Hamilton and Decimus Mott as The Border Morning Mail, the daily newspaper stayed in the Mott family for more than a century before joining Fairfax. Now an established masthead of Australian Community Media, The Border Mail offers a digital platform providing news at all hours with an immediacy the Mott brothers could not have imagined. But they would certainly recognise values instilled from the beginning – independence, accuracy and a commitment to be a voice for our community. |
| Publication Day: | Saturday |
Wangaratta Chronicle
| Newspaper Name : | Wangaratta Chronicle |
| About Us: | Wangaratta, situated 240 km north of Melbourne, on the Hume Highway is the centre of a thriving and expanding community. The city is the service centre for a number of major north east towns and has a substantial industrial infrastructure. Textile and clothing dominate the industrial scene with large emphasis on computer and metal manufacture. Wangaratta is a major accomodation centre in the north east region, with an estimated $220 million p.a. spent by visitors to the region. Wangaratta’s attributes also include its central location within the “wineries zone”, and quick and easy access to other attractions such as “Wine and High Country” and Airworld Aviation. |
| Publication Day: | Monday, Wednesday and Friday |
Yarrawonga Chronicle
| Newspaper Name : | Yarrawonga Chronicle |
| About Us: | Yarrawonga is located on the Murray River in the Shire of Moira, 90 kms from Albury and 2 3/4 hours drive from Melbourne. After tourism, agriculture is Yarrawonga’s main industry. The region produces high quality dairy products, wool, lamb, beef cattle, pork, wheat, barley, canola, oats, prime hay, soya beans, rice, oranges, peaches, pears and grapes. Other industries include, modern sheep sale yards, an abattoir, and the ADI Explosives manufacturing facility in Mulwala, which employs 250. The importance of Yarrawonga as a grains centre is reflected in the major storage terminal which services a wide surrounding area. |
| Publication Day: | Wednesday |