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AREA STATISTICS
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Secondary |
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| Total Persons |
5565 |
1746 |
7311 |
| Total Males |
2632 |
873 |
3505 |
| Total Females |
2933 |
873 |
3806 |
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| Total Dwellings |
2181 |
597 |
2778 |
| Fully Owned |
1017 |
310 |
1327 |
| Being Purchased |
621 |
197 |
818 |
| Rented |
543 |
90 |
633 |
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The Paper
The tri-weekly Cootamundra Herald publishes an average of 60 pages per week. Its strengths lie with providing local news for local readers.
Some highlights include an education page, a rural page, a social page, regular features on district happenings and a strong emphasis on picture pages.
Staff also pride themselves on being accessible to the public and covering the issues that matter. In this small community the tailoring of the paper to the market is backed by its high penetration rate.
The Market
Cootamundra (population 7,000) is an important travel centre, acting as a junction for the XPT train services and many bus services.
The district is mainly made up of wheat and sheep farmers, although smaller diverse industries are beginning to make an impact.
These include a jerky making business, a skinning plant, a small abattoir, a grain-fed beef farm, deer farm, ostrich farm and mustard seed oil enterprise.
The shopping centre is active, with the central business district recently undergoing a facelift.
People are optimistic that new businesses will continue to see the town’s potential.
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| Material Deadline |
5pm 2 working days prior |
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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 |
COOT |
Production Email: prodn.cootaherald@ruralpress.com
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2.00pm 1 working day prior |
| Material Deadline |
2.30pm 1 working day prior |
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$10.33 |
| Inc GST |
$11.36 |
Position Vacant Rates
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$10.33 |
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PUBLICATION AND CIRCULATION
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1641 |
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1679 |
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1867 |
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$120.00/K |
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$132.00/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
Cootamundra, Bethungra, Boorowa, Harden, Illabo, Jindalee, Murrumburrah, Muttama, Stockinbingal, Wallendbeen
LOCAL INDUSTRIES
Coal Mining, Magnesite Mining.
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