Amiens



Newspaper Name : Southern Free Times

About Us: Based around the main centres of Warwick and Stanthorpe, there are over 16,000 residents currently in the workforce. These residents worked in the estimated 3700 business within the region. The majority of Southern Downs businesses are classified as small to medium enterprises and cover a wide range of industry types. Almost 50% of businesses are involved in primary production, followed by construction (10%), retail (9%) and property and business services (8.7%). The region's population has increased over the past 5 years at an annual average rate of 1.4%. Population increase has been brought about partly by the ???tree change??? phenomenon, and partly by the affordability of high quality housing ??? currently averaging 40% less than Brisbane prices. The Southern Downs and Granite Belt also have a unique sense of community ??? captured by the region's leading community newspaper, The Southern Free Times. The Southern Free Times' FREE circulation encompasses both the Warwick and Stanthorpe region with 13,200 copies delivered every Thursday to businesses and homes throughout the Southern Downs and Granite Belt. Areas include Warwick, Stanthorpe, Tenterfield, Wallangarra, Dalveen, Killarney, Allora, Texas and Inglewood, while copies are also available from news agencies, corner stores, motels, servos and other businesses. The Southern Free Time's is a great read, with coverage of community news, sport, local opinion, local jobs, trades and services, real estate, local entertainment and even a crossword and Sudoku. Staffed and managed day to day by locals The Southern Free Times is part of Star News Group, an Australian family owned publishing company with over 100 years' experience ??? connecting people and communities.

Suburb: Amiens

Publication Day: Thursday



Newspaper Name : The Courier-Mail

About Us: The paper's Monday-Friday readership was 488,000 in March 2013, having fallen 11.6 per cent compared to the previous year. Its Saturday readership was 616,000 in March 2013, down 13.8 per cent compared to the previous year. Around three-quarters of the paper's readership is located in the Brisbane metropolitan area. Welcome to Brisbane and Queensland's No.1 source of news, sport and analysis of the big issues affecting our state. Subscribe to access our stories, digital print edition, apps and receive newspaper delivery. Stay informed, receive the latest breaking news from home and abroad, and sign-up for our email newsletters. couriermail.com.au is your destination for Queensland politics, NRL news including the Brisbane Broncos, crime and courts coverage, Queensland business news, and opinion from the state's leading journalists. Community coverage from Quest Newspapers, feature content from QWeekend and Brisbane News, as well as Lifestyle, Entertainment, Real Estate and Classifieds, are all part of our digital offering. You can also follow us on social media platforms by search for Courier Mail.

Suburb: Amiens

Publication Day: Monday to Saturday