CIRCULATION
1,550 (Stat Dec)
POPULATION IN  PRIME CIRCULATION AREA
5,500
PUBLISHED
Wednesday (Paid)

Address
95 Lachlan Street
Hay 2711
Ph: 02 6993 1002
Fax: 02 6993 1386
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Profile
Established originally as a Murrumbidgee River crossing for Merino sheep flocks, Hay, named in 1859 after the politician and pastoralist Sir John Hay, has grown to become what it is today, an essential service centre for the vast pastoral area that surrounds it.

Population in prime circulation area
The only local newspaper in Hay, Balranald and Ivanhoe, also circulating in neighbouring towns and cities such as Swan Hill, Deniliquin and Griffith.

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Industries
Agriculture, wheat, cereal crops, vegetables, water systems, sheep for wool, cattle

Sections
Farming, Education, Livestock.

Mechanical Details

Page Size:	38 cm
Column Width	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
EGN 7 Col:	35	72	110	148	187	224	260
Classified 7 Col:	35	72	110	148	187	224	260

Minimum EGN Size
2cm x 1col

Minimum Classified Size
3cm x 1col

Deadlines
Bookings    
EGN:               5pm Friday
Classified:       5pm Friday

Material
EGN:               Noon Monday
Classified:       Noon Monday

Delivery
Mail, courier or email as PDF to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Inserts
The Riverine Grazier
95 Lachlan Street
HAY  NSW 2711

Insert Quantity
Wednesday:  1,600

Newspaper Adverising Rates

	Rate	+GST	=GST Inclusive Rate
Casual EGN	$4.72	$0.47	$5.19
Classified	$4.72	$0.47	$5.19
250cm	$4.23	$0.42	$4.65
500cm	$3.80	$0.38	$4.18
1000cm	$2.97	$0.30	$3.27
2500cm	$2.75	$0.27	$3.02
5000cm	$2.47	$0.25	$2.72
Spot Colour	$90.00	$9.00	$99.00
Full Colour	$350.00	$35.00	$385.00
Inserts	$132.00 per 1000	$13.20	$145.20

Rates effective from July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012