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DUNGOG CHRONICLE OVERVIEW

2,200 Average Issue Readership – Print

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Publication Day: Wednesday

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Since 1888 the vision of the Dungog Chronicle has not changed – it was created to report local news fairly and without fear or favour. The newspaper has a proud history of being a vital part of our local community, a history of involvement that will continue.

Dungog Chronicle is a community newspaper which reflects the community that it serves. It plays an important role in delivering the news of the day and providing a forum for the community to discuss what is important to them.

Throughout history the Dungog Chronicle has also played a vital part in keeping the community up to date on matters that are just as important as the big headline stories, on the people of our community and their achievements, their milestones and the big moments in their life. From new babies, to the first day at school, graduations, weddings and the passing of members of our community and many other events in between, the Chronicle has been the major source of providing this information.

This proud tradition of being the voice of the community will continue and the Dungog Chronicle will remain as a vibrant local newspaper, both in print and online, that continues to grow and change along with the community it serves.

The Dungog district is located on the rich alluvial flats of the Williams and the Paterson Rivers, two of the clean mountain streams emanating from the southern falls of the Barringtons. It is gateway to The Barrington Tops which boasts a vast untamed area of State Forests, National Parks and Wilderness.

This publication uses a T84 Modular layout.

Source: emma conducted by Ipsos MediaCT | Print readers | People 14+ for the 12 months ending Jan 2019.

Print readership

  • Average Issue Readership
    2,200

Print overview

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Trust and credibility are at the heart of our local mastheads, with many serving their communities for over 100 years. These titles are at the heart of regions they serve. The strong connection they enjoy with their audience is based on the trust they have in us to provide relevant news and information.
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Source: emma conducted by Ipsos MediaCT | People 14+ for the 12 months ending Jan 2019 | Figures are Average Issue Readership.

Total digital readership

  • Unique Audience
    14,993
  • Page Views
    35,501
  • Time Per Person (hh:mm:ss)
    0:01:50

Total digital overview

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The trust in our brands is extended to our digital assets in all their forms. Our digital first approach to publishing and a sophisticated mix of print, digital, apps and mobile, positions our mastheads to be the key communication point in times of fire, flood and crisis as well as the pivotal daily focus for our local residents’ news and business offers.
Source: Neilsen DC | Feb 2019.

Desktop readership

  • Unique Audience
    2,800
  • Page Views
    9,328
  • Time Per Person (hh:mm:ss)
    0:03:26

Desktop overview

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Viewing our sites on desktop allows our readers to immerse themselves in their news. It provides a powerful platform for businesses to deliver engaging high impact advertising.
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Source: Neilsen DC | Feb 2019.

Smartphone readership

  • Unique Audience
    9,984
  • Page Views
    19,717
  • Time Per Person (hh:mm:ss)
    0:01:27

Smartphone overview

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Australians love their smartphones and our lives increasingly revolve around them. Our audience’s favourite way to consume ACM content in a digital format is through their mobile. It gives them access to the latest local news, sport and entertainment anywhere at anytime.
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Source: Neilsen DC | Feb 2019.

Tablet readership

  • Unique Audience
    2,768
  • Page Views
    6,456
  • Time Per Person (hh:mm:ss)
    0:01:17

Tablet overview

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The optimal blend of news on the go while enjoying the entire experience of our sites.
Source: Neilsen DC | Feb 2019.

 

RATES

Dungog Chronicle EGN Rates

EGN RATESRATE EX GSTRATE INCL GST
Display Module Mono$78.75$86.63
Display Module Colour (+25%)$98.44$108.28

Dungog Chronicle Classified Rates

CLASSIFIED RATESRATE EX GSTRATE INCL GST
CCM Mono$8.41$9.25
CCM Colour (+25%)$10.51$11.56
Positions Vacant CCM Mono$10.27$11.30
Positions Vacant CCM Colour (+25%)$12.84$14.12
Adzuna.com.au lift rates*$20.00$22.00

Classified rates are per column cm (CCM)
* This is a compulsory lift rate applied to all PV classifieds

 

MATERIAL DELIVERY

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Please ensure you have your Booking ID and height of advertisement to be able to upload your material.

For assistance contact your sales representative.

 

 

DEADLINES

DUNGOG CHRONICLEDEADLINE
Publication DayWednesday
EGN Booking & Cancellation2pm 4 working days prior
EGN Complete Supplied Material5pm 3 working days prior
CLASSIFIED Booking & Material Deadline5pm 3 working days prior

All deadlines are in local time. Due to production processes, deadlines are absolute.

 

INSERTS

INSERTSPUBLICATION DAYQUANTITY
Wednesday1,000
Delivery AddressInserts Receiving
Fairfax Media Print and Logistics - Tamworth
64-66 Armstrong Street
Tamworth NSW 2340
RatesUp to 12 pages $120 per 1000. 12 to 24 pages $180 per 1000. Minimum charge $550. Over 24 pages POA.

Check the Insert Specifications page for all requirements before supplying inserts.

Inserts must be delivered no later than five working days prior to the print date or the inserts may be rejected.

 

 

MAJOR TOWNS IN DISTRIBUTION AREA
Dungog, Bendolba, Booral, Brookfield, Clarence Town, Gresford, Gresford/East , Martins Creek, Paterson, Seaham, Stroud, Stroud Road, Vacy, Wallarobba, Wiragula

 

POSTCODES IN DISTRIBUTION AREA
2311, 2425, 2421, 2420, 2422, 2321, 2324

 

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