Alexandra Eildon Marysville Standard
| Newspaper Name : | Alexandra Eildon Marysville Standard |
| About Us: | Tourism is a major industry of this region, with Lake Eildon drawing thousands of visitors to the district. Primary industries include agroforestry, dairying, grazing and vegetable growing. There are a number of trout farms in the region and the Snob’s Creek Fish Hatchery is an important part of this industry. The Standard circulates throughout the eastern region of the Murrindindi Shire. Primary circulation includes Alexandra, Buxton, Eildon, Hazeldene, Marysville, Merton, Seymour, Subscriptions, Thornton, Yarck and Yea. |
| Publication Day: | Wednesday |
Berwick Star News
| Newspaper Name : | Berwick Star News |
| About Us: | Star News Group has a strong connection with Berwick, Beaconsfield & Narre Warren through the Berwick Star News providing coverage of the City of Casey and parts of Cardinia Shire. The region’s most popular community newspaper the Berwick Star News offers local businesses the opportunity to get their advertising campaign into homes alongside the latest unique local news, sport results and features on topics of interest to locals.
The Berwick Star News is part of the Star Community Portal at berwicknews.starcommunity.com.au |
| Publication Day: | Thursday |
Canowindra News
| Newspaper Name : | Canowindra News |
| About Us: | Canowindra News is the source of local news for the people of Canowindra. The weekly publication is a vital link in keeping the people of this small community informed about news and events that affects them including local government, sport and social events.
Canowindra News has an extremely high penetration rate in the local market and is supported online 24/7 online. Historic Canowindra is a charming small town situated in central west NSW, approximately 300km from Sydney and 220km north west of Canberra. Located just a short leisurely drive from the larger centres of Orange and Cowra, Canowindra is well known for its hot air ballooning, Age of Fishes museum and as a sought after movie location and food and wine destination. A small community, Canowindra relies heavily on its agricultural industry. Its major products are wine, lucerne, sheep, fat lambs, cattle and wheat. |
| Publication Day: | Wednesday |
Coorow & Magpie Squawk
| Newspaper Name : | Coorow & Magpie Squawk |
| About Us: | At the Coorow Community Resource Centre offers a wide range of services to the local community. |
| Publication Day: | Wednesday |
Donald Buloke Times
| Newspaper Name : | Donald Buloke Times |
| About Us: | Donald is traditional cereal growing area for wheat and barley. Diversification into field peas, safflower, rapeseed, and other crops is now occuring. High quality fat lambs and wool are also produced. With a population of 1,700, Donald is the service centre of the Shire of Donald. The area provides a pleasant, friendly country environment for residents and visitors alike |
| Publication Day: | Tuesday and Friday |
Frankston Times
| Newspaper Name : | Frankston Times |
| About Us: | Established in 2006, MPNG is a truly independent media company and is locally owned and operated. MPNG believes a strong community newspaper is essential to a strong community. Our aim is simple: to let readers know about the news happening in their community.
MPNG publishes weekly community newspaper Frankston Times |
| Publication Day: | Tuesday |
Hunter Valley News
| Newspaper Name : | Hunter Valley News |
| About Us: | Hunter Valley News is a free paper delivered throughout three major towns in the Hunter Valley. Singleton and Muswellbrook are strongly industry and mining based. Scone industry is more rural based, however many miners reside there.
Scone is known as the Horse Capital of Australia with horse studs providing employment in the Upper Hunter. The remaining communities of Denman, Merriwa, Aberdeen and Murrurundi are rural based with the exception of Aberdeen, which has developed an export and domestic meat processing plant. Hunter Valley News provides a week to week snapshot of the major issues affecting this region as a whole. About half the population of the Upper Hunter is directly or indirectly associated with the mining and power generation industries. Annual |
| Publication Day: | Wednesday |
Huon News
| Newspaper Name : | Huon News |
| About Us: | The Huon Valley News is printed every Wednesday, covering the Huon Valley communities including Grove, Ranelagh, Huonville, Cygnet, Franklin, Port Huon, Geeveston, Dover and Southport.
The Huon Valley is a vibrant municipality that has a rich agriculture, apple, forestry and fishing history. Our office is located at 3351 Huon Highway, TAS 7113, in the historic town of Franklin, eight kilometres south of Huonville, the epicentre of the Huon Valley. The Huon Valley News is a weekly newspaper that reflects and records local community news, views, sport and politics. |
| Publication Day: | Wednesday |
Loddon Herald
| Newspaper Name : | Loddon Herald |
| About Us: | The Loddon Times delivers the latest news from across the Loddon Shire. |
| Publication Day: | Thursday |