| CIRCULATION: 5,500 Thursday DEADLINES: CLASSIFIEDS: 4pm Tuesday EGN: Noon Tuesday INSERTS: 4 days prior to publication |
The Northern Downs News was established in 1948 for the Dalby Town area. The paper has a very strong foothold within the community, which has a great sense of ownership of the product. It is published every Thursday, has a circulation of 5500 and is delivered free.
Along with Dalby’s local paid newspaper the ‘Dalby Herald’, the Northern Downs News offer both readers and advertisers sound coverage, reach and frequency to the residents of Dalby and the Northern Downs.
A goal of the Northern Downs News is to work closely with the local community including local businesses, professionals, stakeholders, community and sporting groups, clubs and others to promote their news and events any by doing so keep the community connected.
The Northern Downs News prides itself on keeping the Dalby community connected through its coverage of local news & information, entertainment, politics, sport and social/business events both large and small.
Dalby and District: Dalby a town of 11,000* and growing is situated in the Surat Basin. An area already known for its significant manufacturing and agricultural base the Surat Basin is fast becoming one of Queensland richest natural resource areas with coal and natural gas reserves. With major commercial ventures operational including Kogan Creek Power Station & planned mine, Acland Coal Mine, Oakey Gas Transfer Station and ventures planned including the Wandoan to Banana Train Line, Dalby is poised for further prosperity as entrepreneurs take advantage of its wealth. You too can be part of this growth and reach its community through the Dalby Herald and the Northern Downs News Newspapers.
A goal of the Northern Downs News is to work closely with the local community including local businesses, professionals, stakeholders, community and sporting groups, clubs and others to promote their news and events any by doing so keep the community connected.
The Northern Downs News prides itself on keeping the Dalby community connected through its coverage of local news & information, entertainment, politics, sport and social/business events both large and small.
Dalby and District: Dalby a town of 11,000* and growing is situated in the Surat Basin. An area already known for its significant manufacturing and agricultural base the Surat Basin is fast becoming one of Queensland richest natural resource areas with coal and natural gas reserves. With major commercial ventures operational including Kogan Creek Power Station & planned mine, Acland Coal Mine, Oakey Gas Transfer Station and ventures planned including the Wandoan to Banana Train Line, Dalby is poised for further prosperity as entrepreneurs take advantage of its wealth. You too can be part of this growth and reach its community through the Dalby Herald and the Northern Downs News Newspapers.
Northern Down News
| Cover Price: | Free Weekly |
| Net Paid Circulation: | 5,500# a week. |
| Readership: | Approximately 11,000" |
| Editions: | Thursday Weekly |
| Distribution Area: | Dalby Town & Region |
Dalby: 4405, Bell: 4408, Bowenville: 4404, Cecil Plains: 4407, Jandowae: 4410, Jimbour: 4406, Maclagan: 4352 Population (TDA): Dalby 10,215, Wambo 5292, Tara: 3958, Jondaryan: 13.864. |
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Industry Snapshot:
Industries includes agricultural & primary Industry, grain production, cotton production, livestock production, coal mining & gas reserves, electricity production, timber industry and other diverse industries including flower production, aquaculture, ostrich farming, viticulture and farm stays.
Advertising Rates:
Are competitive and ensure value for money. Let us create effective advertising messages to target your market. To enquire further about this service and our rates, please view the contact information from the link above.
Advertising Features:
Are the best way to tell your community about your business or event. Ask us how you can maximize your advertising dollar by joining forces with other businesses. Click above for contact details.
Inserts/Catalogues/Flyers/Brochures: Did you know newspaper inserts have a 33%** higher chance of being read than compared with letter-box inserts and that 58%** of newspaper readers were shown to retain at least one newspaper insert a month. Don’t waste your money use us for your inserts. Contact us for a quote today. Click above.
Classifieds: Got something to sell or tell? The classifieds are undoubtedly the best way to buy and sell and notify the community of an important occasion or happening. Click above for contact details.
Industries includes agricultural & primary Industry, grain production, cotton production, livestock production, coal mining & gas reserves, electricity production, timber industry and other diverse industries including flower production, aquaculture, ostrich farming, viticulture and farm stays.
Advertising Rates:
Are competitive and ensure value for money. Let us create effective advertising messages to target your market. To enquire further about this service and our rates, please view the contact information from the link above.
Advertising Features:
Are the best way to tell your community about your business or event. Ask us how you can maximize your advertising dollar by joining forces with other businesses. Click above for contact details.
Inserts/Catalogues/Flyers/Brochures: Did you know newspaper inserts have a 33%** higher chance of being read than compared with letter-box inserts and that 58%** of newspaper readers were shown to retain at least one newspaper insert a month. Don’t waste your money use us for your inserts. Contact us for a quote today. Click above.
Classifieds: Got something to sell or tell? The classifieds are undoubtedly the best way to buy and sell and notify the community of an important occasion or happening. Click above for contact details.
* Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census 2001.
# Australian Bureau of Circulation. June Y2006.
** Newspaper Advertising Bureau of Australia 2000
“Supplied by Publisher
# Australian Bureau of Circulation. June Y2006.
** Newspaper Advertising Bureau of Australia 2000
“Supplied by Publisher