MuM knows best - Fairfax Media

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MuM knows best - Fairfax Media
13.05.12
DRY
ARGUMENT
Sunday is a sophisticated
weekly channel through
which advertisers quickly
reach a large, high quality,
national audience
Dai Henwood
gives up alcohol
EDIBLE
HERITAGE
Revisiting NZ’s
culinary sins
22.04.12
Taking
The cake
Behind the scenes at
NZ’s Hottest Home Baker
The Face
Introducing our
new beauty page
19.02.12
VA VA VROOM
More than just a motor
MuM
judge
knows
dreadDESIGN FASHION BEAUTY SH
Q&A UP & DOWN WHAT
I DO hero
HOME
Action
best
SHOE
OF THE WEEK FOOD DRINKS STARS & MRS SALISBURY LET
SKIN DEEP
Hollywood does
Linda Lovelace
Our man on MasterChef
Lucy Lawless: “Anything I did was entirely in line with my conscience...”
DO HOME DESIGN FASHION BEAUTY SHOE OF THE WEEK FOOD D
LLINAN
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The methods (and madness) of Kiwi mothers
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“Sunday magazine is an intelligent glossy weekly that connects us to the
worlds we live in, and the ones we wonder about. Our feature writers,
columnists and photographers travel the country collecting the smart,
sexy, and sometimes hilariously subversive stories that reflect us as
New Zealanders.”
Kim Knight, Editor
Life&StyLe
FASHION
34 BEAUTY 37 HOME DESIGN 38 FOOD 40 DRINK 41 � STARS 42 � MRS SALISBURY 42
Shoe Of
The Week
A
nkle boots continue to find
favour among the crème
de la crème of brands, from
McQueen to Burberry and Balmain.
These retro-futuristic beauties
wouldn’t look out of place on
a rocket ship, but come with
none of the clunky-ness of the
era by which they’re inspired.
Beau Coops ankle Boots
$345, [email protected]
writer/stylist: Karlya Smith
photograph: belinda merrie
prop: chriStolfe Knife
from Studio of tableware
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READER PROFILE
Sunday is a stand alone magazine in a quality broadsheet with high national penetration through its host
the Sunday Star-Times. It has a real sense of identity
and captivates readers when they are in a relaxed
mood and open to new ways of thinking. Its columnists,
including Lynda Hallinan, Ray Mcvinnie, Megan Nicol
Reed, and Karlya Smith have a loyal audience, and its
mix of feature stories are always thought-provoking.
Readership (SST Host,15+) 432,000
Sunday Net Unduplicated readership (10+) 382,000
Circulation (host)
131,196
FrequencyWeekly
Source: Nielsen Consumer & Media Insight Survey Q1 12-Q4 12
Circ: ABC average net circulation 31/12/12
Net Unduplicated Readership
68%
live in metropolitan centres (incl. Hamilton)
and 57% in the Northern region
58%
are Socio 1–3. Average household income
$113,809 (38% higher than the national average)
77% of readers are total house-hold shoppers
50%
of female readers 30–54 are planning an overseas trip this year
75%
of female readers use cleanser, toner or
moisturizer at least daily
$3.8m
$3,846,000 is the total amount spent per week
on clothing and footwear by Sunday’s 217,000
female readers
Source: Nielsen Consumer & Media Insight Survey Q1 12-Q4 12
Households with Sunday readers
frequently travel and spent over
$80 million dollars on overseas
package holidays in the last year
Sunday magazine is NZ’s fifth
most read newspaper inserted
magazine, and among the top 10
most read weekly magazines with
382,000 (10+) readers.
Source Nielsen CMI Survey Q411-Q312 All 10+
A funky range of opinions,
ideas, a connection with
people and places I can
not get to”
Sunday readers’ households
spent $165 million dollars on
furnishings in the last year.
“Something I can relax
and chuckle over…
“It’s a complete break from everything else I read and
in a good way. It introduces me to new foods/fashion/
concepts/opinions/people and I like that”
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