Publications
Biggest independent family owned newspaper company operating in Melbourne and Geelong, with 20 community newspapers, four specialist real estate newspapers and a number of niche education titles. Star News Group also manages and owns 50% of the Mail Newspaper Group, a community newspaper group of four mastheads based in the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges.
Sunday issue of major Queensland paper The Courier-Mail.
A mix of the traditional and the new provides readers of the Sunday Tasmanian with coverage of local, national and international news. Tasmania’s biggest selling Sunday newspaper, with a reach into Hobart and Southern Tasmania of 67% every Sunday.
The Northern Territory’s only Sunday newspaper. Contains news, sport, entertainment and lifestyle features.
Includes news, articles, reviews, features and advertising.
Local news/magazine. Topics of interest: anything political or of general interest to local readers.
Community newspaper.
Topics of interest: tourism, volunteer work, local history, and local issues.
The New Daily is a trusted source of national news and information and is provided free for all Australians. Our team of top editors and journalists publishes throughout the day across desktop, social, mobile and tablet.
The Saturday Paper is a quality weekly newspaper, dedicated to narrative journalism. It offers the biggest names and best writing in news, culture, and analysis, with a particular focus on Australia.
Torch Publishing produces three of their own mastheads – The Bankstown Canterbury Torch, The Review Pictorial (covering the Auburn municipality) and The Cooks River Valley Times.
Provides coverage of local, national and world news. Feature sections inlcude Sports, Youth in Print, TV guide, NQ Life (lifestyle/entertainment), Savvy, CARS guide and Real Estate.
Topics of interest: motoring guide, property guide, classifieds, local news, sport, arts, education, rural.
Local issues.
Western Australia’s longest established predominant daily newspaper. The most well read and highest selling newspaper in Western Australia.
The Advocate Newspaper services one of the richest and most diversified regions in the nation with a market of 106,000 people. The Advocate regularly reaches over 60,000 people over the age of 14 years on the North West and West Coast. The Advocate has served this region since 1890.
The Armidale Express is a triweekly newspaper, established in Armidale in northern NSW in 1856. The Express reaches more than 10,000 readers in Armidale, Uralla, Guyra and Walcha and is the paper of record for these communities.
Since starting in 1986, the Augusta Margaret River Mail has cemented its position as the community’s newspaper of choice. Always informative and entertaining, “The Mail” prides itself on being first with the news.
Since 1986, the Augusta-Margaret River Mail has cemented its position as the community’s newspaper of choice. Always informative and entertaining, “The Mail” prides itself on being first with the news. Topics of interest: local and national news, lifestyle.
Australian business, finance and investment news.
The Bay Post writes local news published on Wednesday and Friday each week.
The Bega District News has been a main source of information in the Bega Valley since 1864. Published each Tuesday and Friday, the Bega District News focuses on local community issues. Bega District News also has strong sports, social, entertainment and rural sections as well as local features and genuine classifieds.
The Blacktown Sun is published every Tuesday and covers the Greater West of Sydney. The Blacktown Sun is committed to covering local news, entertainment, sports and community issues.
The Blayney Chronicle is a weekly publication and a source of local news for the people of Blayney Shire.