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AREA STATISTICS

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Secondary |
Total |
| Total Persons |
40834 |
12100 |
52934 |
| Total Males |
19881 |
6050 |
25931 |
| Total Females |
20953 |
6050 |
27003 |
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| Total Dwellings |
14103 |
4359 |
18462 |
| Fully Owned |
5027 |
2099 |
7126 |
| Being Purchased |
4754 |
1269 |
6023 |
| Rented |
4322 |
991 |
5313 |
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The Paper  The Central Western Daily was established in 1945. It is a paid, daily newspaper on sale six mornings a week (Monday to Saturday) and enjoys a strong reputation in the local community. The Central Western Daily focuses on community news, issues and people stories but contains regional, national and world news as well. The newspaper also publishes special feature sections covering lifestyle, motoring, travel, entertainment, leisure, real estate, agriculture and the arts. Typically, the Daily ranges from 28 pages (minimum) up to 68 pages (on Saturdays). It has an average circulation of about 5500.

The Market  Orange is one of the major regional centres on the Central Tablelands of NSW. The decentralisation movement has formed the basis of the local economy, placing Orange as a major centre for Industry, Agriculture, Education and Government Infrastructure.
 The local economy received an incredible boost when the NSW Department of Agriculture relocated its head quarters to Orange in 1991.
 The Orange district is a major producer of fruit, with crops worth $10 million in an average season and accounting for two thirds of the State’s apple crops. Small mixed farms produce fat lambs, beef cattle, wheat and oats. There are also significant timber producing areas in the district.
 Wine grape production is emerging as a new agricultural strength of the region. Major industries in Orange include Email, the city’s largest employer, with the development of Newcrest Gold and Copper mines as well as developments with Orange Abattoir, providing hundreds of new jobs in the next few years.
 There are 2500 students enrolled at two tertiary facilities, Orange Agricultural College, University of Sydney and the Western Institute of TAFE.

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DISPLAY / EGN ADVERTISING
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DEADLINES:
| Booking Deadline |
5pm 3 working days prior |
| Material Deadline |
5pm 2 working days prior |
RATES: Strict conditions apply to discount cm rates. Unless you are sure of your usage level use the casual rates
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$8.68 |
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$14.11 |
$13.21 |
$12.43 |
$11.86 |
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$10.38 |
$9.55 |
COLOUR:
| Display - Full Colour |
$465.00 |
| Inc GST |
$511.50 |
MATERIAL: Preferred method of receiving material: Quickcut
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Yes |
Publisher Code |
DALD |
QuickCut Paper Code |
OCWD |
Production Email: ROP: prod.cwd@ruralpress.com; Classies: classifieds.orange@ruralpress.com
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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DEADLINES:
| Booking Deadline |
12 noon 1 working day prior |
| Material Deadline |
3pm 1 working day prior |
RATES: Casual Rates
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$22.58 |
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$24.84 |
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$39.83 |
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$43.81 |

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PUBLICATION AND CIRCULATION

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8000 |
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5400 |
5400 |
5400 |
5400 |
5400 |
8870 |
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INSERTS
Rates Quoted are per thousand inserts. Strict conditions apply to discount insert rates. Unless you are sure of your usage level use 1,000-100,000 rate.

| Usage |
1,000-100,000 |
100,000-500,000 |
500,000-750,000 |
750,000-1,500,000 |
| Ex GST |
$120.00/K |
$110.00/K |
-/K |
-/K |
| Inc GST |
$132.00/K |
$121.00/K |
-/K |
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A surcharge of $15 per 1,000 inserts applies where catalogues weigh more than 9kg per 100 catalogues.
Insert Destination
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REPRESENTATION BY STATE

| New South Wales |
Rural Press Sales |
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T: 02 9478 1200 |
| Queensland |
Media Workshop |
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T: 07 3391 6633 |
| South Australia |
Rural Press Sales |
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T: 08 8372 5255 |
| Victoria |
Brown Orr Fletcher Burrows |
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T: 03 9826 5188 |
| Western Australia |
Hogan Media |
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T: 08 9381 3991 |
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MAJOR TOWNS IN DISTRIBUTION AREA
Orange, Baldry, Blayney, Borenore, Canowindra, Carcoar, Cargo, Cudal, Cumnock, Cundumbal, Eugowra, Larras Lee, Manildra, March, Millthorpe, Molong, Mullion Creek, Murga, Nashdale, Shadforth, Toogong, Yeoval, Yullundary
 LOCAL INDUSTRIES
Coal Mining, Gold Ore Mining.
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