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MEDIA KIT | 2015
News Corp Australia
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Media Kit 2015
Index
Welcome
Our Audiences
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Innovations8
Synergy9
DailyTelegraph+10
Our Brands
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The Daily Telegraph
The Saturday Daily Telegraph
The Sunday Telegraph
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Print Advertising Options
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Inserts32
Mini Book
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Ad-Notes34
Ribbons, Belly Bands, Neon Ink
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Creative Shapes
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Contours, Bookends
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Digital38
Mobile39
Tablet40
Advertising Specifications
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Layout restrictions
Tabloid / Stitch & Trim
Newspaper Magazine
TV Guide Advertisement Sizes
Material Specifications
Display Deadlines
Classified Deadlines
Digital Sizes & Deadlines
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Ad-Note and Insert Specifications
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Ad Notes Deadlines & Conditions
Insert Quantities & Distribution
Insert Deadlines & Conditions
Acceptable Sizes
Sizes & Stock Weight
Packaging & Delivery
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Terms and Conditions
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Contacts65
Key Contacts
Welcome
Our Audiences
Innovations
Our Brands
Print
Digital
Rates
Advertising Specs
Insert Specs
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Terms & Conditions
Contacts
News Corp Australia
Media Kit 2015
Customers at the heart of everything we do
More Australians do more with us. We’re in homes, on coffee
tables, in hands and on laps, in kitchens, in cupboards. We’re part
of their lives, their fun, work, relaxation, learning and hobbies.
With us, you can be a bigger part of how Australians think and
feel, part of what they say and do, part of how they decide,
commune, transact, buy, discover, explore and stay-up-to-date.
We connect with more people, with more depth, breadth and
purpose than any other media organisation - our brands are
woven into the very fabric of Australian life.
Our global network of content creators is the driving force
behind the intimate relationship we have with Australians and
provides the audience connection that make us an empowering
and nimble partner.
We are strengthened by our diversity and in turn we celebrate
the power of people; the families, the foodies, the sports nuts,
the hipsters and world travelers. Also people who our audiences
love and have relationships with; our journos, columnists and
cartoonists. And the people inside our company; our sales,
insights and creative teams who empower our partners with
unparalleled resources, impetus and commitment to reach their
advertising goals.
Australians are a diverse and multi-faceted people, and now, one
partner can help you unlock their potential like never before.
News Corp Australia – we believe in the power of people.
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Behold the awesome buying power of mums.
Grace touches more News Australia brands than anyone else. This includes 12 brands alone in her daily duties and six while helping
with her husband’s business. She’s in touch with 11 News Australia brands when shopping and cooking – things she does a lot. In fact,
entire supermarket chains are structured around the way Grace shops.
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Traditionally devotees of print, mums are increasingly engaging with our digital offering. With the family never far from their minds,
they are constantly interacting with products that are relevant to the entire family.
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He hasn’t missed an NRL match in 17 years. Every year, Kenneth consumes 1400 hours of sport, nine sport biographies and 6.4km
of sports columns. He’s also not afraid to lose an eyebrow in a bet.
Kenneth is one of our sports nuts.
Sport is deeply ingrained in News Australia, with content delivered by leading sports journalist and photographers. There is no other
media brand that rivals our cut-through and engagement with sports followers and fanatics.
Print
Web
Our product suite captures the attention of people like Kenneth at every moment of every day with coverage that includes
unrivalled print and digital offerings, apps and grassroots sports.
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We’ve worked hard, now it’s time to play hard. This has been George and Anne’s mantra since the kids moved out. There’s no end to
the shows, movies, holidays and dining experiences they enjoy.
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This influential generation has wealth and time on their side. They are completely willing to spend money on themselves, with leisure
and travel among their key areas of interest.
Welcome
Our Audiences
With their children grown up, baby boomers are becoming increasingly active and interested in gaining new experiences.
Print
Web
Promote your offerings to our cashed-up and engaged baby boomer audience. They use our products as a source to help them get
the most out of life.
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Paul & Tess – Home Owners
Houseproud Australians are constantly seeking to improve and upgrade. Sometimes this means embracing DIY. At other times, it
comes down to finding the right professional to do the job or looking for their next property.
Renovating, redecorating and refurbishing are passions for Paul and Tess. They’re weekend warriors, all about hardware stores,
garden products and home accessories.
Connect with Paul and Tess via our dedicated home and real estate sections both online and print.
Print
Web
Tablet Mobile
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News Australia connects you with the power of ever-active, time-poor parents.
Juggling kids and finances, Australian parents are big on convenience, conscious of getting good value, and constantly on the
lookout for family activities.
Web
Parents agree there aren’t enough hours in the day. They consume our products because we help them get the most out of family
life. They are shoppers, bargain hunters and entertainment-seekers.
Tablet Mobile
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On any given Sunday they’ll travel 34.2km around the city, walking 7.4km and spending an average of $165 on museum entry, gigs,
parking tickets and looking for a table just like the one they just saw (only in red and a bit smaller) for their study. ER
Young couples like Eddie and Jane are constantly in the spotlight, sharing their thoughts, purchases and location via social media.
They’re not only serious about social networking, but also entertainment and leisure.
Eddie and Jane are high discretionary spenders, we have the media suite that allows you to influence their spending habits.
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Tablet Mobile
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Synergy
Transforming the shape of print advertising
M12x12
M3x12
M6x12
M12x6
Synergy is our streamlined cross platform publishing system that enhances our
powerful brands with contemporary new editorial layouts and content sharing +
reinvigorated advertising opportunities.
As a publisher we will become much easier to deal with, booking ads across our
metro and local titles will be simplified, advertiser costs will be reduced and cross
platform campaigns will be easier to integrate.
M9x4
M12x4
M2x6
M3x6
M4x6
M6x6
Our publishing system features a simplified modular rate card with 20 modular
advertising sizes and offers flexible advertising solutions that will provide greater
creativity across our media suite.
We will also continue to offer integrated opportunities for advertisers who want
to work with us in partnerships that extend beyond the page.
To find out more speak to your dedicated Field Sales Account Manager.
M3x3
M4x3
M5x3
M6x3
M12x3
M3x4
Benefits
• Simplified modular rate card with 20 new modular sizes available
• Flexibility to combine modules in new creative formats
• Streamlined product sizes resulting in reduced creative production
M2x2
M3x2
M4x2
M5x2
M6x2
M12x2
• Enhanced print layouts with contemporary new designs
Welcome
Our Audiences
Innovations
Our Brands
Print
Digital
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Terms & Conditions
• Increased opportunities for deeper engagement with our audience
• Simplification of planning, buying and booking media with us
Contacts
News Corp Australia
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dailytelegraph+ is here
dailytelegraph+ brings together the best of the
dailytelegraph.com.au and NewsLocal with the
added power of content from FOX SPORTS and
News Corp Australia’s national network. Providing
consumers with more of what they love on all their
connected devices. Subscriptions start from as little
as $5 a week.
We have launched our digital subscription packages
for The Daily Telegraph utilising a metered model.
The metered model allows consumers to view 5
articles before they are asked to provide some basic
details, gaining access to a further 15 stories. Once
consumers have reached their weekly limit they will
be asked to subscribe to receive unlimited access.
Alongside the introduction of the dailytelegraph.
com.au website and dailytelegraph+, we are also
invigorating our online and mobile sites with
fresh designs. We are faster, offer easier and more
intuitive navigation and have around 20% more
homepage content than the sites they replace.
Benefits
• dailytelegraph+ will give us a better understanding of our
consumers, allowing us to deliver them
Welcome
• Better content, which in turn will see more engaged
audiences interacting with our products
Our Audiences
• We will be able to offer advertisers highly targeted, datarich premium environments
Innovations
• We will have the best audience segmentation in the local
market
Our Brands
Print
Digital
Rates
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Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
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Our Brands
News Corp Australia
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Sections by day
Sections
Mon
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Welcome
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CareerOne
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Shop Smart
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Insider
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Classmate
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Inserted Magazines
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Sydney Taste (Lift-Out)
Classifieds
Our Brands
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Carsguide
Sydney Confidential
Our Audiences
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Tues
Wed
Thurs
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Best Weekend
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Home
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Escape
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TV Guide
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body+soul
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Sunday Style
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REALESTATE
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Kidspot
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Contacts
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Letter from the Editor
The Daily Telegraph
Welcome
“The Daily Telegraph is an unashamed cheerleader for Sydney. Our ‘We’re for Sydney’ branding reinforces
what the newspaper stands for - making Australia’s most important city a better place to live and improving
the lot of its 4.5 million residents.”
Our Audiences
“We can make no more powerful statement than placing our We’re for Sydney positioning statement above
our masthead every day to show our unequivocal position.”
Innovations
“The brand messaging is more than just words – ‘We’re for Sydney’ is about living the promise of the brand
positioning, it’s not just about saying it, but living the promise in the newspaper.”
Our Brands
“We attempt to do that every day by coming up with positive solutions, keeping the pressure on politicians
about key issues and working towards achieving an outcome.’’
Print
“The masthead declaration followed last year’s successful We’re for Sydney multi-platform campaign aimed at
building emotional connections between consumers and The Daily Telegraph.”
Digital
Rates
Paul Whittaker
Editor of The Daily Telegraph
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We’re for Sydney
Welcome
Proud to be Sydney’s No.1 paper, The Daily Telegraph reflects the
values & aspirations of our everyday reader.
• S mart, savvy and affluent, we provide relevant engaging
content
We deliver the latest breaking news that is driving the public’s
agenda.
Advertisers can connect with a large Sydney based audience
every day. Leverage the power of our well known and trusted
brand to ensure your products reach our readers regularly.
• Dedicated sections make it easy for our readers
to navigate
Our Audiences
Innovations
Our Brands
• Latest breaking news, headlines and issues driving
the day
Print
Digital
Sydney’s go to site for the best news, sport & entertainment
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The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph, Australia’s favourite
newspapers, have created Sydney’s digital destination with
dailytelegraph.com.au.
Sydney’s very best celebrity and entertainment journalists cover
the A-list events and parties and are the first to get the big celebrity
scoops.
Now a true 24/7 news brand dailytelegraph.com.au continues to
drive the agenda for Sydney. dailytelegraph.com.au offers advertisers an excellent opportunity
to connect with an audience who are constantly engaging with
content that really matters to them.
dailytelegraph.com.au:
• Breaks Sydney’s biggest news stories first, as one of the fastest
updating news sites
• Live streaming delivers the most up-to-the minute global,
national and local news
The Telegraph’s award winning sports coverage includes a greater
depth of content and analysis, with our team of experts delivering
the latest news within the sporting world.
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• S ections available:
News
Sport
Entertainment
Business
Lifestyle
Classifieds
Video
Contacts
Available across these
media types:
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Sport
Accessing thousands of sport fanatics every week
Our dedicated Sport section turns up every weekday to a crowd
of thousands.
Sport offers unparalleled coverage across a wide spectrum of
sports. Our in-depth coverage, news and reviews ensure a loyal
and engaged audience.
• In-depth analysis of last night’s match or next week game
Welcome
• Players profiles and reviews, reporting on the latest up-andcomers
Our Audiences
Sport creates a strong connection through:
Sport is a lucrative environment for advertisers to access
an engaged audience of predominantly males who are an
increasingly difficult audience to reach.
• Comprehensive coverage of all codes
Don’t miss the game!
• Latest sporting news to hit the headlines
media types:
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LEAGUE
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Confidential:
The toughest
of all time
» Odds On:
2013 Tigers
v 1999
Magpies
League Central, appearing in Friday’s The Daily Telegraph is the
footy fans’ Bible.
During the NRL season, League Central delivers a 12-page lift-out
that showcases the latest team line-ups, current-round overview
and NRL betting markets. Editorial content includes up-to-date
team and player developments, exclusives, in-depth analysis on
the Inside Story pages, and insight into the lives of the game’s
personalities in League Confidential.
HOW CHRIS ‘STEVE’
McQUEEN FOUGHT
BACK FROM
DEVASTATION TO
SAVE HIS CAREER
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The Daily Telegraph is the authority on NRL. League Central is a
cross-platform brand that engages with a mass audience through
print, digital and a smartphone app.
Tap into a large, dedicated and predominantly male audience.
media types:
Print
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Welcome
Our Audiences
Sydney’s answer to all things hot and happening in showbiz
Appearing Monday-Saturday, Sydney
Confidential provides our readers with up-tothe-minute celebrity news and entertainment.:
• Latest celebrity news and gossip
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rovides readers daily insight into the lives of
the world’s rich and famous
Sydney Confidential offers advertisers a great
environment to connect with a highly engaged,
fashion forward and stylish female audience.
Use this ideal section to effectively present your
entertainment, dining and clothing options.
Innovations
Our Brands
Print
Get talked about in Sydney Confidential
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aily ‘spotted’ section, revealing where local
celebrities hang out
Digital
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overs all things entertainment, showbiz,
fashion and Sydney’s local party circuit
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THE MARKETS
PEOPLE’S CHOICE
Fortescue, slumped 32c or 10.9
per cent to $2.62.
The ASX was the worstperforming major market in
the Asia region, where Chinese
and Japanese stocks rose, with
the fall in oil prices seen as
good news for their energydependent economies.
Mr Weston said the
continued uncertainty over the
federal budget was another
factor weighing on the
Australian market.
The biggest loser on the
local market yesterday was the
former market darling LNG
Ltd, whose shares crashed 73c
or 22 per cent to $2.52.
Oil and gas company
Santos slumped 99c or 9.8 per
cent to $9.11, while Woodside
fell $1.55 to $34.20.
A fall in the gold price saw
gold producer Newcrest fall
$1.16 or 11.2 per cent to $9.18.
Retail stocks were hit after
the nation’s third-largest
grocer, Metcash, warned its
full-year profit before interest
and tax could be as a low as
$315 million, or 10 per cent
below market expectations.
Metcash shares crashed by
43c or 16.5 per cent to finish at
$2.18 — its lowest close in
more than a decade.
The biggest winner from
the lower oil price yesterday
was Qantas, whose shares
jumped 9c to a three-year
closing high of $2.01.
• Daily business news and information
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AUSTRALIAN
financial
markets suffered a pounding
yesterday,
with
the
continued slide in global
commodity prices over the
weekend driving the Aussie
dollar to a fresh four-year
low
and
the
local
sharemarket to its worst twoday losing streak of the year.
The S&P ASX 200 index
slumped 105 points, or 2 per
cent, to 5207, with the major
mining and energy stocks
among the biggest victims.
Investors stripped $30 billion
off the All Ords.
The Aussie dollar slumped
to US84.17c in afternoon trade,
its lowest point since mid-2010.
“It is a very powerful and
disturbing sell-off that you are
seeing,’’ IG’s chief market
strategist Chris Weston said.
“This can go lower. There
seems to be a liquidation.
There seems to be a pick up in
people looking to short the
market and foreigners not
wanting to be holding
anything that has Aussie dollar
exposure,’’ he said.
Australia’s biggest company
BHP Billiton, saw its shares
crash $1.65, or 5.3 per cent, to
$29.27, their lowest level since
early 2009.
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ROBYN IRONSIDE
KEY CHANGE ON 10 BOARD
THE board nominee of Ten
Network’s biggest
shareholder, Bruce Gordon
(left), has quit his directorship
amid speculation of a takeover.
Ten Network director Paul
Mallam announced yesterday
he was leaving the Ten board
amid reports pay-TV operator
Foxtel and American TV giant
Discovery were poised to
make a play for Ten. Mr
Mallam, a director and
principal with Mallam
Lawyers, joined Ten’s board
in December, 2010, as a
nominee of one of the
network’s biggest
shareholders — billionaire
WIN owner Bruce
Gordon.The media lawyer
joined Lachlan Murdoch,
James Packer and mining
magnate Gina Rinehart.
Advertisers can use this targeted section to access a younger,
educated and primarily male audience.
Janet Qian making shoes.
THE lower Australian dollar
has helped spur the nation’s
struggling
manufacturing
sector into growth for the first
time since July.
Research by the Australian
Industry Group showed the
sector expanded last month,
albeit at an anaemic rate.
The group’s performance of
manufacturing index climbed
0.7 points to 50.1 — above the
50-point
threshold
that
indicates expansion.
It had been in contraction
since July when it had a shortlived bounce following an
eight-month slump. The latest
rise was a welcome sign of
resilience in the sector, Ai
Group chief Innes Willox said.
“The lower dollar, an easing
in energy costs, moderate
wages growth and relatively
low interest rates are all
helping to underpin the
sector’s performance,” he said.
He said strong housing
construction activity was also
supporting the sector.
But there were still
“substantial headwinds, with
the steep decline in mining
investment and the impending closure of Australian
automotive assembly stifling
business sentiment and the
appetite for investment”.
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Be your own financial advisor
moneysaverHQ is the largest single Australian media brand focused
on money in Australia. With a distinctive and straightforward tone,
it helps readers decipher current domestic, business, economic and
small business finance issues in a jargon-free, friendly style.
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QANTAS’s involvement in a
global price-fixing cartel could
cost the airline millions more
dollars in fines after a new
lawsuit was lodged in
Germany and the US.
Qantas has already been
fined more than $160 million
for conspiring to raise the
price of freight by imposing
fuel and security surcharges
between 2000 and 2006.
Now German State Railway
Deutsche Bahn is seeking
Manufacturing breaks
• Commentary and analysis on the
marketplace
the drought
in growth by respected
authorities
BHP, with more than 20 per
cent of earnings from petrol,
has been hit by the sharp slide
in oil prices to five-year lows.
BHP was also hit by another
fall in iron ore prices yesterday.
Rio Tinto fell $2.44 to $56.66,
while the country’s thirdbiggest iron ore miner,
Our unique content and news helps readers to make sense of big
business trends. We arm our readers with the tools they need
to makesmart choices across investments, their careers and
professional lives.
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Leading our team is Network Seven’s David Koch, the country’s
leading personal finance expert, and our national Cost of Living
Editor, John Rolfe.
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It also brings the best deals across a whole range of financial and
other services, such as credit card costs, home and car insurance,
private medical insurance and power bills.
Contacts
media types:
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Web
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Whether you are eating in or eating out, you deserve to eat well
Sydney is the nation’s biggest and most vibrant city, with a dining
scene to match. Sydney Taste will capture all the colour, quirks
and diversity of the people, places, trends and food of this everchanging landscape.
Inserted in Daily Telegraph Tuesday, Sydney Taste can;
• Gives the inside information on what the city’s celebrity chefs
are up to, where they are eating or drinking and who has been
seen at their restaurant
Welcome
•W
eekly local restaurant reviews and expert industry opinion by
Matt Preston
• I nfluence purchase decisions during meal planning
Innovations
• Showcase your brands and products
Bon Appetite!
Our Brands
Print
taste.com.au - revolutionising the way Australians plan, shop, cook and share.
Australia’s number one lifestyle website connects with high-value
consumers all day, every day.
Through taste.com.au you can;
• Inspire users while they are in consideration mode.
• Influence purchase decisions during meal planning.
Our Audiences
international experts such as Jamie Oliver and Martha Stewart,
with weekly contributions from Matt Preston and other local
favourites.
Taste.com.au is a highly influential and trusted brand with a
community of loyal members, delivering advertising solutions
across Australia’s biggest food platform.
Digital
Rates
Advertising Specs
• Showcase your brands and products.
Featuring 25,000+ recipes and editorial expertise from Australia’s
leading food magazine titles, taste.com.au is also home to
media types:
Print
Insert Specs
Web
App
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
News Corp Australia
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It’s tech, but not technical
Switched On is for Australians who want credible, current news
about the latest technology trends and digital culture.
•C
omprehensive information on science and technology, gaming,
tablets, smart phones and gadgets
The Switched On team write about science, gadgets, games and
geek culture with our tongues firmly in cheek. We provide an
entertaining and sometimes controversial take on the news of the
day.
• Entertainment news covering all TV shows from the popular to
the controversial, providing in-depth reports and reviews
Appearing every Wednesday in the Daily Telegraph, Switched On
targets a largely male audience aged between 20-35.
Switched On features:
Switched On provides advertisers the ideal place to target mediasavvy consumers thinking about buying electronic products or
deciding what to watch on television.
Welcome
Our Audiences
Innovations
Our Brands
Get switched on with Switched On.
Print
• Latest technology news
media types:
Print
Digital
Rates
Advertising Specs
If it’s hot and happening, it’s in Hit.
Insert Specs
Hit keeps our readers in the loop, providing comprehensive
coverage of what’s on and what’s big in entertainment.
• I nformation on the biggest touring bands and performers and
in-depth coverage on the latest up and comers
Hit. entertains readers every Thursday in the Daily Telegraph.
• A local gig guide
Terms & Conditions
Hit features:
Hit is an ideal section for advertisers to engage with consumers
interested in a wide variety of entertainment options. Reach an
audience who are in a decision making frame of mind and are
actively searching for experiences to fill their leisure time.
Contacts
• The latest movie and music news and reviews
• Conducts the best national interviews, showcases what’s hot and
who’s topping the music charts
media types:
Print
News Corp Australia
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The Saturday Daily Telegraph
Welcome
“The new Saturday Daily Telegraph has received a huge investment, modernising and refreshing the product,
resulting in significant content changes to Carsguide, Best Weekend and the inclusion of the all new Kidspot,
Saturday Extra & REALESTATE sections.
Our Audiences
The energetic Saturday Daily Telegraph connects with the Saturday mindset of our readers, giving our readers
more of what they want while helping readers plan their ‘busy day’.
Innovations
Saturday’s Daily Telegraph’s brand message is Read. Plan. Do;
Our Brands
Whether it’s planning the weekend, catching up on the pre-game analysis, discovering ten ways to help your
kids stay safe online, learning about the new Holden Commodore before heading to the showroom, finding a
new home or making your current home feel new again, the Saturday Telegraph helps families get more out of
their busy Saturdays.
As the counterpart to the more leisurely Sunday Telegraph, the energetic new Saturday Telegraph is here to
help. Advertisers are able to engage with an ever active audience seeking ways to get more out of their busy
Saturday.”
Print
Digital
Rates
Advertising Specs
Jeni O’Dowd
Editor of The Saturday Daily Telegraph
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
News Corp Australia
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Where smart people buy and sell cars
carsGuide is the largest automotive classified brand in Australia
with an online, mobile, metropolitan, regional and community
newspaper presence nationwide.
Why carsGuide is the smart choice:
• We provide engaging content for all points in the purchase
cycle. Welcome
The carsGuide audience is diverse. They are the everyday driver,
car lover, buyer and seller.
Our Audiences
Advertisers are able to leverage this specialised environment,
taking advantage of the local knowledge carsGuide has to offer,
combined with truly mass reach across NSW.
Innovations
Accelerate the path to purchase with carsGuide.
Our Brands
• We talk to car buyers, sellers and owners.
• We offer access to comprehensive advice, news and reviews
that empower our customers to make the smart decision
Print
Digital
Rates
Advertising Specs
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
News Corp Australia
22.
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Best Weekend just got bigger and better
The addition of Kidspot into Best Weekend brings with it
an array of exciting new opportunities to connect with your
family target audience.
Best Weekend informs our readers of weekend activities occurring
in Sydney and surrounding areas and gives them ideas for what to
do in the week ahead.
Welcome
• I n-depth entertainment news and reviews
•F
ree events, eating out and what’s on at the movies.
Our Audiences
Advertisers can leverage the family friendly, fun for all ages appeal
of Best Weekend to engage with an audience actively seeking out
things to do on their weekend.
Our popular weekly entertainment guide appears every Saturday in
the Daily Telegraph.
Innovations
Our Brands
• Gig guides, theatre performances and family
friendly events
media types:
Print
Print
Digital
Rates
Advertising Specs
Australia’s number one parenting brand becomes a lift-out
Kidspot.com.au is a leading website for busy mums. Extending
Kidspot.com.au to print as a flip of Best Weekend results in a total
package for our female and parent readers, giving them a one-stop
shop for their family needs.
Kidspot.com.au is created for the modern mother, featuring a mix
of parenting resources and advice. It is backed up by a wealth of
home and lifestyle strategies that work with the unique challenges
of today’s parents - one who’s craving real information, the right
connections, and ways of doing things faster and better.
Leverage Kidspot.com.au to communicate with female readers
who are entering or new to parenthood.
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
Print
media types:
Web
Note: Best Weekend and Kidspot utilise selected Synergy advertising sizes, not all ad sizes are applicable. Please turn to the advertising Inserted Section Rates on page 44
for accepted Best Weekend and Kidspot advertising sizes or speak to your Field Sales Account Manager for more information.
News Corp Australia
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Helping Australians build better careers
CareerOne is one of Australia’s leading employment brands, with
1000s of jobs advertised every week.
Appearing in the Daily Telegraph on a Saturday, CareerOne offers
consumers an unrivalled collection of career advice, job hunting
tips, company profiles and job listings to empower people to
progress in their career.
Welcome
CareerOne understands what it takes to run a successful business
and has an extensive range of innovative products to help
employers and recruiters find the right candidates.
Our Audiences
Employ the right tactics for you business with CareerOne.
Innovations
Our Brands
Much more than just a job board
Print
CareerOne is one of Australia’s leading digital employment brands
with 1000s of jobs online.
and has an extensive range of innovative products to help
employers and recruiters find the right candidates.
With a strong history in print across National, Metro and
Community audiences, it offers consumers an unrivalled collection
of career advice, job hunting tips, company profiles and job listings
to empower people to progress in their career.
Find quality employees with simple, cost effective solutions.
CareerOne understands what it takes to run a successful business
Digital
Rates
media types:
Print
Advertising Specs
Web
App
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
News Corp Australia
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Helping Sydneysiders navigate the property market
Sydney’s property market is booming and the Real Estate liftout is the go-to publication for all the information you need to
buy, sell or invest.
Every Saturday, Real Estate provides up to date news on Sydney
sales results, new listings, trends and commentary, including:
• A detailed guide to all the weekend auctions, including what’s on,
stand-out results and stats from the week prior, month and year
Welcome
• The best properties on the market from all corners of Sydney
• Unreal estate - showcasing the unusual side of the market
Our Audiences
• The latest development projects to hit the market
Innovations
• Suburb comparison stories
• Expert market commentary
Our Brands
• The latest insight from Selling Houses Australia host Andrew
Winter
media types:
Print
Print
Digital
Rates
Advertising Specs
Designing the perfect home starts here
home prides itself on bringing together people and ideas together.
We show our readers how their home can be both functional and a
place of beauty and joy.
home is the one-stop-shop for anyone who is building, renovating
or even just thinking about it. It is the only weekly magazine in NSW
entirely dedicated to the home.
• Overview of the latest products on the market
•W
eekly listings of land for sale
home is the perfect environment for advertisers to engage with
home owner, home renovators and home lovers.
Terms & Conditions
Reach the ready renovators. Contacts
• Showcasing the latest in home design and contemporary
homewares
• Tips on interior design and renovation
Insert Specs
media types:
Print
Note: REALESTATE and home magazine utilise selected Synergy advertising sizes, not all ad sizes are applicable. Please turn to the advertising Inserted Section Rates on page 44
for accepted Best Weekend and REALESTATE advertising sizes or speak to your Field Sales Account Manager for more information.
News Corp Australia
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Welcome
The Sunday Telegraph is Australia’s highest-selling newspaper and as its popular jingle suggests, Sunday isn’t
Sunday without it.
Our Audiences
The Sunday Telegraph is synonymous with everything that is great about Sydney - it has high ambitions, it has
a little bit of everything, it loves its sport and it loves to have fun.
Innovations
Like its sister paper, The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph wants what’s best for the people of Sydney
and NSW and it’s not afraid to fight for it when necessary.
Our Brands
The Sunday Telegraph strives to bring its readers the best of everything - the best breaking news and
exclusives, the best sports coverage, the best interviews, the best columnists and the best lifestyle content.
We pack the Sunday Telegraph with our readers favourite sections – including a dedicated Sport lift out,
body+soul, tvguide, Insider and Escape
Print
Digital
As a market leader, the Sunday Telegraph’s commitment to news never waivers, providing the most reliable
and respected news coverage every week.
Rates
Advertisers can leverage the power of Sydney’s most popular paper. Engage with an audience who are actively
dedicating their time on a Sunday with us.
Advertising Specs
Mick Carroll
Editor of The Sunday Telegraph
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
News Corp Australia
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Welcome
Sydney’s favourite Sunday paper
Our team understand that Sunday is the day for
relaxation and catching up on the weeks news.
As a market leader, the Sunday Telegraph’s
commitment to news never waivers, providing the
most reliable and respected news coverage every
week.
•W
e lead the agenda – driving issues behind our
state
Our Audiences
•W
e pack the Sunday Telegraph with our readers
favourite sections – including a dedicated Sport
lift out, body+soul, carsGuide, tvguide, Insider and
Escape
Advertisers can leverage the power of Sydney’s most
popular paper. Engage with an audience who are
actively dedicating their time on a Sunday with us.
Our Brands
Print
Settle in on a Sunday
•W
e understand our readers concerns and address
them
•W
e cover everything from health to education answering our readers’ most burning questions
Innovations
Digital
media types:
Print
Rates
Web
Tablet Mobile
Advertising Specs
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
News Corp Australia
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Australia’s home of health and happiness
body+soul is a brand which has inspired Australian women to live
a healthier life for over 10 years. A resource that women rely upon:
• Expert health, body, food and parenting information every
week
Welcome
Reaching over 1.2 million readers in the Sunday Telegraph every
week, advertising in body+soul will ensure you reach a motivated
audience looking for ways to enhance their lives.
Our Audiences
Be the best you can be with body+soul.
Innovations
Our Brands
• All the latest beauty trends with makeup tips and tricks
• In-depth relationship advice, covering everything from family,
friends and love
Print
Digital
body+soul inspires Australian women to live a healthier life for over 10 years. A strong history as a national newspaper lift out every Sunday,
body+soul is a resource that women rely upon for expert health,
body, food, parenting, beauty and relationship advice.
Our visitors are passionate about change and are seeking ways to
improve their lives, stress less, stay motivated and achieve their
goals.
bodyandsoul.com.au provides users with daily doses of directional
and informative information including exclusive articles and blogs
from our trusted experts and editors, plus easy-to-use online health
tools.
Advertising with bodyandsoul.com.au will ensure you reach a
motivated audience seeking change in their life.
Rates
Advertising Specs
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
media types:
Print
Web
Tablet Mobile
App
Note: Body+Soul utilises selected Synergy advertising sizes, not all sizes are applicable. Please turn to the advertising rates specifications and deadlines or speak to your Field Sales Account Manager
for more information.
Contacts
News Corp Australia
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Escape simplifies travel planning and enhances all holiday experiences.
Escape brings together the most relevant and up-to-date travel
news and advice every week, delivering it in an inspiring and
practical way.
Through Escape our readers feel inspired and reassured when
planning and researching their next holiday destination. They feel
confident that our editorial content will give them the latest and
most relevant travel news from around the globe.
Welcome
•P
ractical travel advice, for the first stages of the holiday planning
cycle
Through Escape advertisers are able to reach readers in an upbeat,
fun and engaging environment, reaching users when they are in
the initial stages of the holiday planning process.
Help our readers escape with Escape!
Our Audiences
Innovations
Our Brands
Escape explores:
• An array of travel information, from maps, travel advice and city
overviews
Print
media types:
Print
Web
Digital
Rates
Advertising Specs
Get the Insider gossip
Insider provides our readers with an all access pass to catch up
with the rich and famous, beautiful and fashionable, hip and
happening celebrities making the headlines.
•C
omprehensive entertainment news, reporting on everything
from the latest music, movies, books and the arts, all the way to
the most popular restaurants in Sydney or a great drop of wine
Insider has it all:
Advertisers can leverage this diverse entertainment, fashion and
gossip environment to connect with our predominantly female
audience.
• Latest celebrity news and gossip
• Covers lifestyle, families, weddings, parties, fashion
and style
Be a part of the inside gossip with Insider
media types:
Print
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
News Corp Australia
29.
Media Kit 2015
The ultimate seven-day viewing guide
Watching television is still a favourite Australian pass time, with
more channels and choices available than ever before. And the
Australian appetite for television news and insight is still just as
strong. With this in mind, we’re revitalising our TV Guide with a
fresh new approach to content and design that will make planning
a week of TV even easier than ever.
Welcome
We know the new TV Guide is going to be a real hit with our readers
and will sit on coffee tables, ready to help, all week long. Join us and
put your brand in Australian living rooms on a regular basis.
Our Audiences
Innovations
media types:
Print
Note: TV Guide utilise unique & specific advertising sizes. Please turn to ‘TV Guide interested magazine advertisement sizes’ on page 55 for accepted
ad sizes and page 44 for ‘Inserted Section Rates’ or speak to your Field Sales Account Manager for more information.
Our Brands
Print
Digital
Rates
Stylish and savvy females always ShopSmart
ShopSmart is the Sunday Telegraph’s ultimate shopping guide,
showcasing where to find the biggest bargains and best savings in
Sydney every week.
Advertising Specs
Weekly fashion top 20 must haves and the tried and tested
section
We provide our readers with ‘good value’ no matter what their
budget is.
Drive instant sales with ShopSmart. Advertisers can use this
dedicated shopping section to their advantage and engage with
readers actively seeking value-for-money solutions.
• ShopSmart creates a strong connection through:
Our readers are ready for a bargain!
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
• Editor’s pick of the week, latest trend advice and Q&A
media types:
Print
News Corp Australia
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Welcome
JUNE 2, 2013
Sunday Style is a powerful new product that allows advertisers to
reach female readers in a dynamic, contemporary environment.
Sunday Style offers advertisers an aspirational
environment, appealing to top brands The
direction is aspirational but inclusive, mixing
high-end fashion with high-street finds and
a price point for every reader, as well as style
advice for every aspect of her life, wardrobe,
car, food, exercise and entertainment.
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Our Audiences
Innovations
Our Brands
Print
media types:
Print
Digital
Web
App
Rates
Advertising Specs
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
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Inserts
Stand out from the advertising clutter with the powerful medium of inserts. Providing
strong cut-through, inserts are an ideal medium for promoting sales and big events.
We have options for you to geo-target your audience and tailor your message, to ensure
maximum impact and minimum advertising wastage. You can also communicate with
a Sydney-wide audience and achieve mass reach through The Daily Telegraph and The
Sunday Telegraph.
To generate interest and create awareness in the market, use a combination of insert and
run-of-book advertising. Including a special offer in your insert will drive shoppers to your
business, while run-of-book advertisements will further build your brand.
Speak to your field sales account manager for further details on targeting your audience
with this high impact solution.
Welcome
Our Audiences
Innovations
Our Brands
Print
Digital
Note: There are limitations to insert size, shape, placement, ink weight and minimum quantity booked.
Bookings are subject to availability & approval of the publisher.
Rates
Advertising Specs
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
News Corp Australia
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Mini Book
RIENCE
EXPE
all-inclusive touring
5-star
with Scenic Tours. You will enjoy:
Canada, Alaska
& USA 2013
The ultimate experience of 5-star all-inclusive touring
• Intimate small groups (maximum of 40 guests)
• Exceptional hotel partners - Fairmont Hotels and Resorts
(exclusive access to the full range of properties) and Princess
Alaskan Wilderness Lodges
• Renowned rail partners - Rocky Mountaineer (including
guaranteed GoldLeaf upgrade) and Via Rail
• Luxury cruise line partners - Holland America Line and
Princess Cruises
The Scenic Tours
DIFFERENCE
Scenic Tours is Australia’s leading luxury tour operator to Canada and Alaska
and we regularly travel extensively to ensure we create the most exciting
itineraries with the best new experiences. We know these countries inside
out and have connected with the best people to show you an authentic and
luxurious first-hand encounter of the iconic sites and cultural marvels. We
are also proud to introduce an increased touring program to the United
States in 2013, taking you to Yosemite National Park, Napa Valley, the
Grand Canyon, New Orleans, Mississippi, Nashville, Memphis, Las Vegas,
California and the Caribbean.
For a list of all features, inclusions, terms and conditions, please refer to Scenic
of America 2013 brochure or visit scenictours.com.au.
Tours Canada, Alaska & United States
• Verandah Stateroom with private balcony on all cruises
• All Scenic Enrich and Scenic FreeChoice activities, events and
dining experiences included
• Fully escorted tours with highly experienced local Tour Directors
• Personalised airport transfers
• ALL TIPPING AND GRATUITIES INCLUDED
This innovative advertising format knows no creative
boundaries. Mini books are the ideal medium for
getting your message out when you have a lot to say.
They encourage creative flair and express your point of
difference.
Use mini books to drive a sale or promotion. They’re the
perfect environment for sale events, grand openings and
retail campaigns.
Available in either 8-page or 16-page versions, Mini
Books are about 3 quarters of the size of the host
publication and can currently run in Home, Best
Weekend and Escape*. Mini books must be sectionrelevant and can either wrap the host section or be
stitched inside the book.
Please speak to your Field Sales Account Manager
for further details and an overview of all publisher
conditions. For Mini Book advertising specifications and
sizes please call Quality Control Support on 1300 557 418
Welcome
Our Audiences
Innovations
Our Brands
Print
Digital
Rates
Advertising Specs
Note: Bookings are subject to availability & approval of the publisher.
Limited ad units are available within Mini Book. Please refer to the Advertising
Specifications section for more details.
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
News Corp Australia
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Ad-Notes
Ad Notes allow advertisers to secure premium front cover positing, guaranteeing your ad will be seen.
Achieve cut-through and enhance your brand recognition, call to action or trial.
Welcome
Readers naturally and instinctively reach for Ad Notes as they lift them off the page. They are retained,
acting as reminders.
Our Audiences
Ad Notes are a brilliant way to engage creatively with an active audience who are keen to receive
specials & offers.
$9.95
There are numerous creative ways you can use this medium from special shapes, scratch & sniff, tear
off coupons plus many more.
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QUEENSLAND fans beware – the
Hayne Plane is preparing for take off.
NSW coach Laurie Daley yesterday
anointed Parramatta’s Jarryd Hayne
as Blues fullback for Origin I at ANZ
Stadium on June 5.
And Hayne said NSW was primed
to end seven years of hell.
‘’We’ll go into this series with a lot
more confidence, the most confidence
we have ever had,’’ Hayne said.
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Parramatta Eels co-captain Jarryd
Hayne was confirmed as the NSW
Origin fullback yesterday.
Picture: Gregg Porteous
Abbott launches fight for support of Aussie families
SIMON BENSON
NATIONAL POLITICAL EDITOR
THE average family would be
at least $600 a year better off
under the Coalition with Tony
Abbott promising in his Budget
reply last night to deliver all of
Labor’s tax cuts, household
compensation payments and
pension increases while also
XM
scrapping the carbon tax. Mr
Abbott also picked a $5 billion
fight with Liberal NSW
Premier Barry O’Farrell by
pledging to ditch the Gonski
education reforms. That will
set the stage for a battle to claw
back binding funding if the
Coalition wins government.
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Innovations
Please speak to your Field Sales Account Manager for further details and an overview of all publisher
conditions.
Our Brands
There are limitations to the placement of Ad Notes and minimum quantity booked.
Print
Digital
Rates
Advertising Specs
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
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www.shuttersaustralia.com.au
Contacts
News Corp Australia
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High impact print
Ribbons
Welcome
Make an impact on readers as they navigate the paper with ribbons. These refer to four horizontal ½ or ¼ pages
inserted between standard pages in the ‘News’ section and corresponding pages at the back of the paper.
Our Audiences
It’s a great way to achieve cut-through and reinforce your message about your product offering, sale or brand.
Innovations
Our Brands
Belly Bands
Wrapped around the body of the paper, belly bands are the first things readers see when they pick up a copy.
They provide a powerful opportunity to get noticed at the point of sale, and engage readers who must peel
away the band to open the paper.
This niche advertising solution is Ideal for store launches, special events, coupons, retail driver, or brandbuilding.
Belly bands are available Monday to Sunday for a maximum of 5000 copies, with an investment of only
$10,000.
*Fixed price, booking subject to advertising, editorial, and circulation approval.
Print
Digital
Rates
Advertising Specs
Insert Specs
Neon & Metallic Inks
Brave and bold creative has an even greater opportunity to make a statement with the option of neon and
metallic inks.
Please speak to your Field Sales Account Manager for further details and an overview of all publisher conditions.
There are limitations to the booking of Ribbons, Belly Bands & Neon & Metallic Ink.
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
News Corp Australia
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Creative Shapes
transparent
wrap
tab slide
half page gate
fold
podium
l-shape
There are a variety of exciting creative executions that
can make your product really stand out in print.
Welcome
Please contact your field sales account manager to
request an in-depth presentation on the available
options.
Our Audiences
Innovations
Note: Bookings are subject to availability & approval of the publisher. Additional
loads & limitations may apply.
z-shape
t-shape
spinal tap
spinal gap
page colour tint
Our Brands
Print
Digital
corners
circle
bookends with
circle
fireplace
ribbon
tram tracks
Rates
Advertising Specs
U-shape
w-shape
diagonal
steps
adnote
belly band
Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Contacts
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Tokyo from airports around
Australia and you can catch a
domestic service to Central Japan
International Airport
(www.centrair.jp/en) with the
Meitetsu train completing the
journey to Nagoya Station.
Alternatively, you can fly into
Tokyo’s Narita Airport or Kansai
Airport near Osaka and catch a
Shinkansen bullet train from
Qantas
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Mobile overview
Standard Mobile Ad Units
Standard Banner
MREC Banner (article pages)
Our mobile source is a must-have for Sydney-siders on-the-go. It covers commuter
updates, news, entertainment and sport.
Compact and readable, the site gives the busy commuter access to our agendasetting 24/7 news brand thedailytelegraph.com.au.
Welcome
Our market-leading mobile ad products portfolio offers standard and rich media
solutions, ideal for connecting with this typically hard-to-reach commuter
audience.
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Site Sub Sections:
Sydney/NSW News, Breaking News, Celebrity, World News, Weird News, Opinion,
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OTP Banner
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Mobile advertising opportunity
Carousel Banner
Smartphones are changing the game for mobile advertising as they lend
themselves to a greater number of, and more engaging, advertising formats.
Over The Page (OTP) Banners, Expandable ad units and Carousels are highly
impactful mobile advertising opportunities that engage and interactive with our
audience.
High impact ad units give advertisers the ability to be more creative with their
creative and drive stronger engagement with the brand.
Please speak to your Field Sales Account Manager for an in-depth presentation on
mobile advertising opportunities.
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Tablet overview
Leverage the brand equity of News’ mastheads to engage with an affluent,
connected audience with a high level of discretionary spending behaviour.
Our national tablet app network collectively delivers an audience of over
35,000 each week. It includes leading masthead brands The Australian,
Herald Sun, The Daily Telegraph, Courier-Mail, AdelaideNow and Perth Now.
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This is currently a national-only advertising solution.
Advertising opportunity:
Full-page ad for one week (Monday – Sunday) across all national mastheads.
Please contact your field sales account manager for any queries.
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Early General News - layout restrictions
Classification
General News
General News
General News
Page Position
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
New Metro Ad
size
Specs
Medium Strip
3x6
Large strip
4x6
Half Horizontal
6x6
Medium Strip
3x6
Medium Strip
3x6
Large strip
4x6
Half Horizontal
6x6
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50%
Medium strip
3x6
50%
General News
Page 6
Full Page
12x6
50%
General News
Page 7
Medium strip
3x6
Large strip
4x6
Full page
12x6
Half horizontal
6x6
Medium strip
3x6
General News
General News
General News
General News
General News
Page 9
Page 10
Page 11
Page 12
Page 13
Large strip
4x6
Full Page
12x6
Half horizontal
6x6
Medium strip
3x6
Large strip
4x6
Half horizontal
6x6
Quarter page
12x3
Full page
12x6
Half horizontal
6x6
Medium strip
3x6
Large strip
4x6
Half horizontal
6x6
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50%
Page 5
Page 8
Page Position
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General News
Classification
50%
30%
30%
30%
30%
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size
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Medium Strip
3x6
Large strip
4x6
Half Horizontal
6x6
Full Page
12x6
Portrait
9x4
Medium Strip
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Half Horizontal
6x6
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50%
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Modular advertisement sizes
Tabloid 380mm x 262mm
Stitch & Trim 390mm x 275mm
Depth
mm
Width
mm
M2x2†‡
60
85
M3x2
92
85
M4x2
124
85
M5x2
156
85
M6x2
188
85
M12x2 (Third Page Vertical)†
380
85
M3x3
92
129
M4x3
124
129
M5x3
156
129
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M6x3 (Quarter)†
188
129
M12x3 (Half Page Vertical)†
380
129
Emailed material for ad make-up
M3x4
92
174
M9x4 (Potrait)
284
174
M12x4 (Dominant)
380
174
M2x6 (Small Strip)
60
262
M3x6 (Medium Strip)
92
262
Ad Size Name
M4x6 (Large Strip)†
124
262
M6x6 (Half Page Horizontal)†
188
262
M12x6 (Full Page)†
380
262
92
551*
M6x12 (Half Page Spread)†
188
551*
M12x12 (Double Page Spread)†
380
551*
M3x12 (Quarter Page Spread)
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534
† Refers to sizes available in Best Weekend.
‡ Best Weekend M2x2 ad placement subject to Movie and
Suburb Profile pages.
Bleed from live type area
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Left
Right
Top
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13.5mm
13.5mm
10mm
10mm
Welcome
PDF’s
Delivery
Supplied material must be Press Ready, PDF version 1.4. All
PDFs must be CMYK, supplied to the correct dimensions, no
printers marks and with all fonts embedded. All files must be
supplied BEFORE Deadline.
Eproof
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allowing more control and flexibility when submitting,
proofing and approving advertisements at the convenience.
Contact 1300 557 418 (option 1).
Alterations will not be made to supplied PDFs.
Replacement material must be supplied.
Emails need to be addressed to:
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• Jpegs supplied should be set to a minimum of high.
• Images embedded in Microsoft Word documents are NOT
acceptable.
• All text is to be supplied in a Microsoft Word doc
• All emails should clearly indicate publication, edition, name
of the ad and your account manager.
• External email limit is 5MB.
Photoshop setup
CMYK (Newsprint)
• Resolution - 200dpi
• Ink Weight - 230%
• Separation Type - GCR
• Black Limit - 90% (Recommended)
• Dot Gain - 30%
• Highlight set at a minimum of 3%
AdDrop
AdDrop is NewsLocals preferred delivery system for press
ready PDFs.
Supply all ads in our recommended PDF format made to
correct size, no printer marks and with fonts embedded as
indicated in these specifications.
Additional enquiries
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Specification enquiries
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Tabloid
Stitch & Trim
Bleed (Stitch & Trim products)
Left
Right
Top
Bottom
Bleed
5.5mm
5.5mm
5mm
5mm
Trim
8mm
8mm
5mm
5mm
Bleed setup
Welcome
Ensure that all text and non bleed images (logos, etc) are contained within the Live Type area to ensure that they don’t
get cut off when the page is trimmed.
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289mm Bleed Width
561mm Bleed Width
278mm Trim Size
262mm Live Type
550mm Trim Size
534mm Live Type
Print
Digital
Single Page
390mm Trim Size
380mm Live Type
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400mm Bleed Width
390mm Trim Size
380mm Live Type
400mm Bleed Width
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Modular Advertisement Sizes
Newspaper Magazine
275mm x 350mm
Depth
mm
Width
mm
M2x2
53
85
M3x2
82
85
PDF’s
M4x2
110
85
Supplied material must be Press Ready, PDF version 1.4
M5x2
138
85
All PDFs must be CMYK, supplied to the correct
dimensions, no printers marks and with all fonts
embedded. All files must be supplied BEFORE Deadline.
Ad Size Name
M6x2
167
85
M12x2 (Third Page Vertical)
337
85
M3x3
82
129
M4x3
110
129
M5x3
138
129
M6x3 (Quarter)
167
129
M12x3 (Half Page Vertical)
337
129
M3x4
82
174
M9x4 (Potrait)
251
174
M12x4 (Dominant)
337
174
M2x6 (Small Strip)
53
262
M3x6 (Medium Strip)
82
262
M4x6 (Large Strip)
110
262
M6x6 (Half Page Horizontal)
167
262
M12x6 (Full Page)
337
262
M3x12 (Quarter Page Spread)
82
534
M6x12 (Half Page Spread)
167
534
M12x12 (Double Page Spread)
337
534
Bleed from Live Type area
(Stitch & Trim products)
Left
Right
Top
Bottom
13.5mm
13.5mm
11.5mm
11.5mm
Alterations will not be made to supplied PDFs.
Replacement material must be supplied.
Press ready ads can also be delivered via AdStream &
Adsend.
Emailed material for advertisement
make-up
Emails need to be addressed to:
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• Jpegs supplied should be set to a minimum of
high.
• Images embedded in Microsoft Word documents are
NOT acceptable.
• All text is to be supplied in a Microsoft Word document.
• All emails should clearly indicate publication, edition,
name of the ad and your account manager.
• External email limit is 5MB.
Photoshop setup CMYK (Newsprint)
• Resolution - 200dpi
• Ink Weight - 230%
• Separation Type - GCR
• Black Limit - 90% (Recommended)
• Dot Gain - 30%
• Highlight set at a minimum of 3%
Delivery
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Eproof
Eproof is a free online service offered to all advertisers,
allowing more control and flexibility when submitting,
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Contact 1300 557 418 (option 1).
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Insert Specs
Supply all ads in our recommended PDF format made to
correct size, no printer marks and with fonts embedded
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Contact Media Support on 1300 557 418 (option 2).
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Newspaper Magazine
Bleed setup
Bleed (Stitch & Trim products)
Left
Right
Top
Bottom
Bleed
5.5mm
5.5mm
5mm
5mm
Trim
8mm
8mm
6.5mm
6.5mm
Ensure that all text and non bleed images (logos, etc) are contained within the Live Type area to ensure that they don’t
get cut off when the page is trimmed.
Welcome
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289mm Bleed Width
561mm Bleed Width
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278mm Trim Size
262mm Live Type
550mm Trim Size
534mm Live Type
Print
350mm Trim Size
337mm Live Type
Single Page
360mm Bleed Width
350mm Trim Size
337mm Live Type
360mm Bleed Width
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TV Guide inserted magazine advertisement sizes
Ad Size Name
TRIM SIZE
TYPE AREA
BLEED AREA
Depth x Width (mm)
Depth x Width (mm)
Depth x Width (mm)
M12x6 (Full Page)
275 x 235
260 x 212
285 x 245
M6x6 (Half Page Horizontal)
143 x 235
128 x 212
153 x 245
M6x3 (Quarter Page)
143 x 127
128 x 104
153 x 137
M3x3 (Eighth Page)
77 x 127
62 x 104
87 x 137
PDF’s
Bleed Setup
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Supplied material must be Press Ready, PDF version 1.4. All PDFs must be CMYK, supplied to the correct dimensions, no printers marks
and with all fonts embedded. All files must be supplied BEFORE Deadline. Alterations will not be made to supplied PDFs. Replacement
material must be supplied.
Photoshop Setup: CMYK (gloss mag)
Resolution: 266dpi
Ink Weight: 290%
Separation Type: UCR
Welcome
Black Limit: 85% (Recommended)
Dot Gain: 20%
Highlight set at a minimum of 3%
Ensure that all text and non bleed images (logos, etc) are contained within the Live Type area to avoid being cut off when page is
trimmed.
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Material specifications
Advertorial/Editorial style advertisements
Advertising on ‘Wraps Of Papers’
Welcome
Advertisements which emulate an editorial style are subject to approval prior to
publication.
One of the most highly sought after opportunities available in The Daily and Sunday
Telegraph are the wraparounds of the paper, which are produced to coincide with major
events. Guidelines for these advertisements are below:
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Guidelines for these advertisements are below:
Design: Advertisements must not copy the overall design of the newspaper.
Type: Advertisements must not use the same or similar typeface as those used by the
host publication.
Border: Advertisements must be fully enclosed within a border. The border must have
a minimum thickness of 4 point.
Header: Advertisements must have the word ‘Advertisement’ centred at the top and
breaking into the border. ‘Advertisement’ must be set in a minimum 14 point for a full
page, or for smaller advertisements, 10 point is the minimum. Advertisements must not
be misleading.
Deadline: Advertisements of this nature are subject to an earlier deadline than usual.
Complete material must be received no later than 12 noon, 2 working days prior to
publication. Deadlines for special sections and features may differ from those printed in
this rate card. Please check with your sales representative for details.
1. The Editor must approve the advertisement that is to appear on the front and back
pages ensuring it maintains the aesthetic integrity of The Daily and Sunday Telegraph.
Note: Retail style/price point advertisements are unlikely to be accepted.
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2. The back page advertisement requires provision for a barcode. The size required is
3.5cm deep by 3.5cm wide.
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3. In the event that a major news story occurs when a wraparound is scheduled to
appear, Nationwide News reserves the right to abandon the proposed wrap in the
interest of providing the most comprehensive news coverage.
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4. Cancellation is strictly 8 weeks prior to publication. Material is due 14 working days
prior to publication.
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maximum dollar value transaction(s) allowed on credit card(s) within a 30 day calendar
period must not exceed $20,000 for an individual direct customer. The credit card
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Material specifications
Leaders in colour technology
Four colour requirements
News Limited is leading the world in colour news
printing. To achieve our consistently high quality, we’ve
dedicated years of research to develop the clearest
colours, the cleanest whites and the sharpest blacks in
the world of newsprint. To pass on these achievements
to our advertisers, we insist on trade houses adhering
to some simple yet strictly enforced procedures. This
enables you to achieve the best possible results from
the fastest newspaper presses in the world.
Image Resolution
Print Sequence
Dot Shape
Newscolour quality control
News Limited specifies GCR. Grey Component
Replacement (GCR) is the procedure used in the
colour separation process to reduce, or remove a grey
component made up of yellow, magenta and cyan
inks and replace it with a suitable amount of black
ink. The application of GCR improves shadow detail,
reduces ink weight and renders cleaner colors on
newsprint with less set off to other pages. For these
reasons Newscolour specifications insist that the colour
separator apply GCR.
Please note
Replacement of more than 70% of the grey component
may result in a coarse (grainy) reproduction, therefore
it is essential the scanner operator assess the original
material and use the appropriate percentage of GCR.
Call our Quality Control Manager on 02 9288 3735 to
assist you with expert knowledge outlining the GCR
process.
Black and white requirements
Monochrome
200dpi @ 100%
C, M, Y, K
Round
Tone reproduction guidelines
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Highlights
Non-Essential Whites
Essential Whites
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200dpi @ 100%
Catchlights0%
Non-Essential Whites
0%
Essential Whites
2%
Shadows92%
Midtones
Allow for 30% dot gain
Mechanical requirements
Single Page
(no bleed available)
376mm x 262mm
376mm x 550mm
C: Shadows:
1. A maximum total shadow end density not to exceed
230%
2. To allow ink trapping, limit Cyan, Magenta & Yellow
to 90%.
3. Halftone Black limit is 80%.
Double Page Spread
(includes gutter bleed)
Spot colour
B: Allowance should be made for the “softening” effect
of newsprint by increasing and sharpening from
normal levels.
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B: Midtones:
Allow for 30% dot gain. Keep midtones open
for newspaper stock (more than for magazine
separations, to compensate for dot gain).
Please note
A: These limits are for halftone reproductions only.
Display type and background tints can use solid
colours, however large and heavy areas of colour
should allow for ink trapping, limiting CMYK to
90%. Total ink weight is not to exceed 230% for
background and text.
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There are eight News Limited spot colour inks available
and each of these can be broken down into a process
with one solid ink element. Therefore spot colour jobs
should be supplied as process “spot ready” separated
files, to take advantage of the increased placement
options within our publications.
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S1
Magenta
100% M
S3
Yellow
100% Y
S2
Green
100% C
95%Y
S4
Spot Blue 4
100% C
60%M
S5
Cyan
100% C
S7
Orange
50% M
100%Y
S6
Red
100% M
90%Y
S8
Spot Blue 8
100% C
40%M
As certain PMS colours are difficult to emulate with process colours on newsprint,
the News Limited Advertising Quality Control Manager in your state will be happy to
assist you in this selection. If you have difficulty please phone 02 9288 3735.
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Display deadlines
Published
Section
Booking/cancellation deadlines
Material deadline
Monday - Saturday
Early General News
10am, 1 day prior
12pm, 1 day prior
Monday - Saturday
Business, Confidential, Sport
10am, 1 day prior
12pm, 1 day prior
Monday - Saturday
Premium or preferred positions
10am, 7 day prior
10am, 1 day prior
Monday
moneysaverHQ
10am, Tuesday prior
10am, Friday prior
Tuesday
Sydney Taste
12pm, Tuesday week prior
12pm, Monday prior
Wednesday
Switched On
5pm, Wednesday prior
5pm, Monday prior
Thursday
Escape
10am, Monday prior
4pm, Tuesday prior
Thursday
Hit
10am, Monday prior
Friday
League Central
10am, Tuesday prior
10am, 1 day prior
Saturday
Home
2pm, Tuesday week prior
5pm, Friday week prior
Saturday
Best Weekend/Kidspot
10am, Friday week prior
11am, Wednesday prior
Saturday
Carsguide
5pm, Thursday prior
Saturday
REALESTATE
12pm, Monday prior
3pm, Tuesday prior
Saturday
CareerOne
3pm, Thursday prior
4pm, Thursday prior
Sunday
Early General News
10am, Thursday prior
12pm, Friday prior
Sunday
Premium or preferred positions
10am, Monday prior
2pm, Friday prior
Sunday
Body + Soul
Thursday, 15 days prior
10 days prior
Sunday
CareerOne
3pm, Thursday prior
4pm, Thursday prior
Sunday
Escape
3pm, Friday week prior
10am, Wednesday prior
Sunday
Insider
10am, Tuesday prior
3pm, Thursday prior
Sunday
Making Money
10am, Tuesday prior
5pm, Thursday prior
Sunday
Shop Smart
5pm, Tuesday prior
Sunday
Sport
2pm, Friday prior
Sunday
TV Guide
12pm, 16 days prior
5pm Thursday 10 days prior
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Classifieds deadlines
Published
Booking/cancellation
deadlines
Material deadline
Carsguide
Published
Booking/cancellation
deadlines
Material deadline
Saturday & Sunday Semi Display
3pm Thursday
4pm Thursday
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Monday
4pm Friday
4pm Friday
Business Owner
Tuesday - Friday
4pm day prior
4pm day prior
Monday
Tuesday - Thursday (pic n word)
2pm day prior
2pm day prior
Shopsmart
Friday
4pm Wednesday
2pm Wednesday
Sunday
Saturday
6pm Thursday
4pm Thursday
Entertainment
Sunday (Lineage & pic n word)
6pm Thursday
3pm Thursday
Thursday (What’s On)
10am Monday
12pm Wednesday
Sunday (display)
4pm Wednesday
5.30pm Thursday
Saturday (ClubLine)
10am Friday week prior
11am Wednesday prior
Working Wheels
12pm Thursday
10am Thursday
Sunday (What’s On)
12pm Wednesday
12pm Friday
Death & Funeral Notice
3pm Friday
noon Friday
5pm Tuesday
3pm Tuesday
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6pm Friday
6pm Friday
Monday
5pm Friday
3pm Friday
Tuesday - Saturday
6pm day prior
6pm day prior
Tuesday - Saturday
5pm day prior
3pm day prior
Sunday
6pm Thursday
6pm Thursday
Sunday
5pm Thursday
2pm Thursday
Sunday (International Escapes)
2pm Monday
Noon Monday
Monday
6pm Friday
4pm Friday
CareerOne
Tuesday - Thursday
5pm day prior
3pm day prior
Monday / Lineage
3:00pm Friday
5:00pm Friday
Friday - Sunday (Lineage)
5pm Thursday
3pm Thursday
Monday / Semi Display
1:00pm Friday
3:00pm Friday
Friday - Sunday
3pm Thursday
1pm Thursday
Tuesday – Friday
3:00pm Day Prior
5:00pm Day Prior
Friday & Sunday, Coast & Country
(display only)
4pm Tuesday
5pm Thursday
Tuesday – Friday / Semi Display
1:00pm Day Prior
3:00pm Day Prior
Saturday / Lineage
3:00pm Friday
5:00pm Friday
Saturday/ Semi Display
10:00am Friday
12noon Friday
Sunday Lineage
1:00pm Friday
3:00pm Friday
Sunday / Semi Display
10:00am Friday
12noon Friday
Trader/Market Place/Your Business/Adult
Monday
3pm Friday prior
3pm Friday prior
Tuesday - Friday
5pm day prior
3pm day prior
Saturday - Features
5pm Tuesday
5pm Tuesday
Saturday and Sunday Lineage
6pm Thursday
4pm Thursday
Print
Digital
Monday
Property - To Let & Accommodation Lineage
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Digital sizes & deadlines
Web
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www.thedailytelegraph.com.au
Product
Advertisement size
Med Rec (MR)
300 x 250
Leaderboard (LB)
728 x 90
Roadblock with MR & LB
MR 300 x 250 + LB 728 x 90
Side Skinning (must be bought with Roadblock)
115 x 850
Rich Video MR
Rich Video 300 x 250
Rich Video Roadblock
Rich Video MR 300 x 250 + LB 728 x 90 Bundle
Rich Video MR Expanding
Rich Video 300 x 250
Rich Video Roadblock MR + LB with Home Expanding MR
MR 300 x 250 + LB 728 x 90 Bundle
Roadblock Catalogue MR + LB*
MR 300 x 250 + LB 728 x 90 Bundle
OTP (Over the Page)
MR 300 x 250 + LB 728 x 90 Bundle
OTP Full Page
MR 300 x 250 + LB 728 x 90 Bundle
Expandable Ad Sizes Available
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Med Rec from 300 x 250 to 600 x 350
Half Page from 300 x 600 to 600 x 600
Leaderboard from 728 x 90 to 728 x 250
Banner from 468 x 90 to 468 x 250
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Note: Catalogue Leaderboard ads are only available for a minimum campaign spend of $10,000
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Mobile
Creative type
Size
Creative type
Definition
Turnaround
M-site Leaderboard
728x90
Standard Creatives
Site-served image/flash, non-rich media 3rd party redirects
2 full working days
M-site Medium Rectangle
300x250
Complex Creatives
3 full working days
M-site Half Page
300x600
Large volumes of standard creatives, 3rd party rich media
expanding/polite
M-site Roadblock Medium Rectangle
300x250 + 728x90
Advanced Creatives
5 full working days
M-site Roadblock Half Page
300x600 + 728x90
Over the Page, in stream video, catalogues, page takeovers, reskinning, advertorials, competitions, custom integration, trailer
royales, pushdown
M-site M-Site Banner
300x50
M-site M-Site Rectangle
300x250
Note: Deadlines refer to both Web and Mobile campaigns.
All digital turnaround times are based on receiving correct creative.
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Ad-Note and Insert Specifications
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Ad-Notes deadlines & publishers conditions
Additional charges
Image preparation & tone density
Ad Notes can be published on the front cover of The
Daily and Sunday Telegraph and pre-printed sections
and magazines including Escape, Best Weekend,
Carsguide, CareerOne and Home. To ensure the quality
of the Ad Note reproduction, only full adhesive one
sided Ad Notes can appear on pre-printed sections.
Backside Printing
Additional $50 per plate
Special Shape Non
Standard Size
Special Shape + additional $600
production charge.
Scratch Note
$10.60 per thousand on the cost
of the chosen note type
Printed at 150 lines per inch. Images should be 300dpi
and all linework 1200dpi. Ink coverage total sum density
must not exceed 300%. Dot gain is compensated for at
the printers, a 50% screen is output at 35% to print a
50% dot. A 10% screen will print at about 25% however
the printer can only knock back incrementally for any
screen below 20% to maintain tonal range, please
consider this when creating artwork. Type should be no
less than 6pt and fine serifs should be avoided. White
reverse type less than 12 point bold should be avoided
when reversed out of more than one colour. White
reverse type under 6pt bold in a single colour should
also be avoided.
Scratch & Sniff
$8.50 per thousand + additional
$50 production charge
Colours
Variable Data/
Consecutive
Numbering
$6.10 per thousand on the cost of
the chosen note type
Barcode
No additional charge
When there is a special wrap around of the newspaper
for e.g. Melbourne Cup, we will not accept an Ad Note
on the front cover on this day.
Deadlines
Material must be supplied at least 15 working days prior
to onsert date.
A total of eight (8) colours can be printed on the note,
with a maximum of two (2) colours on the reverse. Any
colours printed on the back will come out of the total
8 colours (ie 6 colour front + 2 colour back). Please use
spot Pantone colours rather than CMYK breakdown for
text and line work if possible (particularly when artwork
does not contain 4 colour images and total colours will
be less than 4 colours).
Spot colours will be run to match coated/uncoated PMS
colours. Machine varnishes are included in the colour
count.
File Delivery and Proofing Requirements
• All artwork to be supplied as hires pdf, submitted via
Quickcut, Adsend or Digitalads.
• A digital proof must be supplied for all ad material to
ensure the accuracy of content and reproduction of
your ad. News Limited will only take responsibility for
accurate colour reproduction when a 3DAP certified
contract proof is supplied. Please send hard copy
digital proofs to: Quality Control, 142 Macquarie Street,
Parramatta NSW 2124.
Quality control
News Limited is committed to producing printed
products of the highest calibre. Our expert team will
ensure that your artwork is reproduced as intended. It is
your responsibility to supply material according to these
guidelines and formats.
Every artwork file received will be flight checked by
our production team, colour checked by our pre-press
team and proofed. If we think the supplied ad will not
reproduce to expectations of the supplied client proof,
the client will be notified.
Contact us
For more information or advice on specifications and file
delivery, please call:
Quality Control
02 9288 3735
Adstream Delivery System
1300 768 988 - www.adstream.com.au
Adsend
1300 79 89 49 – www.adsend.com.au
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Inserts quantities & distribution
The Sunday
Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph (Monday - Saturday)
COVERAGE
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Full run
302,000
300,000
320,000
308,000
347,000
329,000
561,000
Metro
161,000
160,000
172,000
165,000
181,000
168,000
277,000
Extended Metro*
213,000
212,000
227,000
218,000
240,000
226,000
383,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
CBD
Zones
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
West Zone
71,000
71,000
76,000
73,000
81,000
72,000
n/a
East Zone
90,000
90,000
96,000
92,000
100,000
96,000
n/a
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Distribution
Full Run Throughout all New South Wales.
Metro North to Berowra, South to Heathcote, West to Richmond.
The Daily Telegraph Extended Metro: North to Doyalson, South to Port Kembla, West to Lithgow.
The Sunday Telegraph Extended Metro: North to Doyalson, South to Nowra, West to Mount Victoria.
West Zone Covers the West of Sydney from Parramatta to Penrith, Annangrove to Moorebank.
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East Zone Covers the East of Sydney from, Heathcote to Palm Beach, Watson’s Bay to Concord.
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PLEASE NOTE:
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* Extended Metro zone has been expanded to include Hunter and ACT
** End of March (22Mar-4Apr): sponsored NIE kit for ANZAC day will result in higher volumes.
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Inserts deadlines & conditions
Deadlines
Booking deadlines:
Availability should be checked as soon as a preferred date for insertion is available, at
least 21 days.
Delivery deadlines:
Inserts must be delivered 10am, 10 working days prior to the date of intended publication.
Additional charges will apply if delivery deadlines are not adhered to.
Cancellation:
Cancellation must be verified 5 weeks prior to deadline of booked publication date.
November/December cancellations must be verified 12 weeks prior to the booked
publication date.
Publisher’s conditions
•T
he Daily Telegraph Zones vary according to delivery route therefore, Zone
Inserts 100% accuracy is not guaranteed.
•A
ll inserts are subject to approval of the publisher, who reserves the right to refuse any
material considered unsuitable for publication.
•W
hilst every effort will be made to publish inserts as ordered, no liability can
be accepted for misplacement or omission.
• The publisher does not guarantee a level of response regarding an insert.
• The advertiser undertakes that there is nothing misleading or deceptive in the insert
material submitted for publication and that it does not contravene any Federal or State
advertising laws or advertising industry codes.
• Both the advertising principal and the accredited agency jointly and severally agree to
indemnify News Australia Publications against any liability for any penalty, damages, costs
or otherwise arising from publication of the insert.
• The publisher reserves the right to abort insertion of products outside of specification if it
disrupts production.
• Commercial inserts may appear in any section within the booked day’s publication.
• Please note insert quantities will be updated quarterly.
• News Australia cannot guarantee that insert customers have solus positioning within the
book, or will not conflict with like businesses
• News Australia will give first right of refusal for insert berths to advertisers that book
regular activity.
If you have any questions regarding inserts or for technical support please call our
Inserts & Operations Manager on 02 9689 5304.
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Inserts acceptable sizes & conditions
Acceptable inserts
All paper weight specifications are the minimum
acceptable. Please see following page for detailed
information on acceptable sizes and stock weights.
Single sheet
390mm x 285mm (180gsm)
200mm x 180mm (135gsm)
Acceptable folds
Single fold
390mm x 285mm (100gsm)
200mm x 180mm (80gsm)
Unacceptable folds
No single spine. Uneven stack
height will cause jamming.
Tabloid inserts
Four and eight page tabloid products, less than 100
gsm, must be quarter folded. Prior to acceptance tabloid
products must be inspected to determine whether a
quarter fold is required. Maximum size is 390mm deep x
285mm wide.
Card and envelope inserts
Cards and envelope inserts should be stacked flat in
cartons with no turns. Packing should be used to fill gaps
in rows. The weight of the carton should not exceed 10kg.
The cartons should then be palletised and strapped as per
palletising illustration.
Maximum insert thickness
The normal acceptable size (pagination) is 48 pages.
Acceptance of inserts above this size will require
consultation with the Publishing Manager.
Use of unsuitable products
A product which has been delivered after deadline or
does not meet the required specifications may not be
inserted. Faulty products will be referred to clients for
clearance prior to inserting.
Stapled inserts
Inserts less than 24 pages should not be stapled; a glued
spine is the preferred option. Any insert that is stapled
must have the staples firmly attached so they are not able
to pull free and jam up the equipment. If staples are used
they must not exceed the thickness of the product and be
placed perfectly within the fold of the product.
Unusual inserts
Any card, envelope, perforated insert, stickers, part fold
backs, index folds or steps, or other insert material of
an unusual nature, will require a dummy sample of the
product to be viewed by the Publishing Manager prior to
acceptance.
Testing of unusual products may be required, a minimum
of 500 samples will be required, 6 weeks in advance of
intended publication date.
Inserts containing metal or sharp objects, such as keys,
coins, razor blades etc, will not be accepted.
Clients are advised to seek assurance from printers
that gloss surfaces will not be sticky or compacted into
unmanageable bricks. Excessive slip may affect the
insertion or retention of the insert into the paper.
Inserts with externally printed
magazines.
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Loose inserts
Minimum Size of the insert must be no less than 75%
of the height and width of the product which it is being
inserted into. Maximum Size of the insert must be 20mm
smaller than the width (spine to foredge) and 30mm
smaller than the length (head to tail) of the product
which it is being inserted into.
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Bound inserts
Inserts which fall below the above loose insert
specification bound-in inserts are the preferred option.
Small bound inserts still present issues winding the host
product onto disk and consultation with publishing
management is required prior to approval. Bound insert
specifications and guidelines will need to be coordinated
with the commercial printer supplying the host product.
Inserting conditions
Whilst the specification table allows for some landscape
shaped inserts it is preferred that the spine is the longest
edge. Some high gloss inserts are difficult to insert and
may require approval prior to insertion. Maximum size
inserts (390mm x 285mm) run the risk of damage during
the inserting and packaging processes.
Inserts below the winding capabilities (smaller than A4)
will require direct (hopper) feeding into the publication
and a surcharge may be applied to cover additional
processing costs. No guarantee is given for full coverage
of these inserts in the distribution areas.
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Inserts sizes & stock weight
Single sheet folded (4 pages or up to 6 pages)
Minimum stock weight (gsm)
180
190
200
210
220
230
240
250 260
265
270
280
285
200
135
135
135
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360
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x
200
180
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Inserts packaging & delivery
Packaging
• Full packaging and delivery instructions must be supplied to
the commercial printer. Please
provide printer’s name, address and phone number to your
News Limited representative.
• Inserts are to be turned so that the minimum turned height is 100mm (as per illustration). Spine of the insert to be packed all the one way within a bundle or turn.
• Bundles must contain a maximum of one turn with
a maximum bundle weight of 10kg.
• Bundles may be strapped from top to bottom, single tie only (the wider the strapping the better).
The tension of the strapping should not in any way damage the bundle.
• Boxes or cartons for packing should only be used at publishing managers request if neat bundles can not be achieved.If packed in cartons inserts should be stacked flat with no turns. The weight of the carton should not exceed 10kg.
• Pallets should be Australian standard size 1165mm x 1165mm and in good condition, without loose or broken timbers.
• Maximum height of pallet to be 1200mm including pallet runners and the maximum weight not to
exceed 1000kg.
• If the pallet does not have a solid smooth base, a piece of wood or a substantial piece of cardboard should be placed over the pallet before stacking.
• The use of a sturdy piece of cardboard at even intervals throughout the stack will help keep the
inserts flat, and avoid shifting during transportation.
Gaps between bundles on the pallet should be kept
to a minimum.
• A solid piece of wood, the same dimensions as the base of
the pallet, should be placed on top of the stacked bundles
to prevent strap damage
• Inserts are to be stacked squarely on pallets with cardboard
corners and shrink wrapped.
• Outside edges should be vertically even and the inserts
should be stacked so that they do not protrude beyond the
limits of the pallet.
• The pallets should be strapped four ways as per the
following illustration.
• The pallet should be wrapped in plastic with cardboard
corner protection and shrink wrapped for further
protection.
• The Publisher reserves the right to refuse inserts which
have been damaged in the process of printing, packaging
and transportation.
Deliveries
All deliveries must be accompanied by a delivery docket
which must indicate the following details:
• The name of insert and key number or code if available.
• The total number of pallets for delivery.
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Pallet identification
The pallets must have shown on at least two sides, the
following information:
1. Clients name
2. The name and address of the company and the
publication concerned.
3. The publication issue, insertion date or other details
for further identification.
4. The estimated weight of the pallet.
5. Total supplied quantity
6. Individual Pallet quantity
7. Total Number of pallets in consignment
8. Queensland deliveries - pallet deliveries must specify
NSW component & QLD component
9. Gold Coast Bulletin component of insert run must
be stacked on pallets separate to NSW supply and
marked accordingly.
Inserts delivery address
• The number of pallets on each vehicle.
• When more than one delivery is used the last docket is to
be marked ‘final’.
A product which has been delivered after deadline or
does not meet the required specifications may not be
inserted. Faulty products will be referred to client prior to
inserting.
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The QLD Publishing Manager
Gold Coast Publications
4 Industrial Avenue, Molendinar, Qld. 4214
Phone: (07) 5584 2712
1200mm
(including pallet)
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The NSW Publishing Manager
Chullora Print Centre
2 Muir Road (cnr Hume Hwy)
Chullora NSW 2190.
Phone: (02) 9288 1975
• The total amount of copies on each pallet.
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Advertising terms & conditions
1.General
3. Publisher rights and discretions
1.1.These terms and conditions apply to every booking made with News Limited
or any of the wholly owned subsidiaries listed in clause 21 (“Publishers”) by any
means (including through use of an insertion order, booking form or over the
phone) by an Advertiser for the publication in or distribution of an Advertisement
with, on or in a print or digital property of any Publisher. Publishers may use as
an agent the services supplied by any other entity including News Limited under
the brand News Australia Sales.
3.1.Every Advertisement submitted for publication is subject to Publisher’s approval.
Publisher may at its absolute discretion at any time:
1.2.Each reference in these terms and conditions to Publisher is a reference to the
relevant Publisher and, where there is more than one relevant Publisher, to each
of them severally.
1.3.Where a Publisher acts as an agent in selling advertising inventory for an entity
which is not listed in clause 21, these terms will apply in addition to the terms
imposed by the relevant publishing entity.
1.4.Where an Advertiser is an agency, and places an Advertisement for publication
under these terms and conditions, it agrees to these terms and conditions as
principal and as agent for its client.
1.5.Publisher has the right to amend these conditions at any time. Notification of
amendment shall be deemed to have been given to all Advertisers immediately
upon publication of rate cards with the amended conditions or other written
notice, which shall apply to all advertising received after the date of that
publication (except where there is an express written agreement between the
Publisher and Advertiser that those amendments will not apply to particular
advertisements).
1.6.Every Advertisement must comply with and is subject to these terms and
conditions as well as other relevant terms including those which form part
of relevant rate cards (as available at www.newsspace.com.au), space or
insertion orders (or other written agreements between the parties including any
Advertising Expenditure Agreements), Additional Relevant Terms as listed in
clause 21 and any relevant laws, regulations or codes of conduct. To the extent
of any inconsistency between the various relevant terms, the following order of
priority will be applied:
a. these terms,
b.any terms or conditions separately agreed in writing including any
Advertising Expenditure Agreements,
c.the rate card for the relevant publication;
in order to eradicate any inconsistency.
2. Process
2.1.Each publication and Publisher has different process requirements for placing or
booking of advertisements. There is no binding agreement for the publication
of an Advertisement however until the relevant processes for the particular
Publisher have been completed by the Advertiser.
2.2.Bookings which are in any way conditional will not be accepted.
2.3.Advertiser authorises Publisher to dispose of any materials supplied to Publisher
relating to an advertisement (including illustrations, copy, photographs,
artwork, press-ready PDF digital files) following publication of an advertisement.
Publisher is not required to retain or return to Advertiser any such materials.
a.refuse to publish or distribute any advertisement without giving any reason
(in which case, no charge to Advertiser will be incurred);
b.cancel a campaign (in which case, no charge to Advertiser will be incurred for
the unpublished portion of the campaign); or
c.head an advertisement ‘Advertisement’.
3.2.Publisher owes no duty to Advertiser to review, approve or amend any
Advertisement and no review, approval or amendment by Publisher will affect
Advertiser’s responsibility for the content of the Advertisement.
3.3.Publisher may, but is not obliged to, under pressure of deadline and without prior
consultation or notice to Advertiser, amend any Advertisement in any terms
whatsoever, if Publisher perceives it to be (i) in breach of any law of Australia or
of any state (whether civil or criminal), (ii) in breach of any pre-existing publishing
agreement entered into by Publisher, (iii) defamatory, (iv) in contempt of court
or parliament, (v) otherwise likely to attract legal proceedings of any kind, (vi)
offensive. Should Publisher so amend the Advertisement, the agreed price shall
not be reduced.
3.4.Publisher has the right, and the right to permit other persons, to republish any
Advertisement in any print, electronic or digital form for any purpose using any
media and in any part of the world.
4. Positioning, Placement and other Advertiser requests
4.1.The positioning and placement of an Advertisement is at the discretion of
Publisher except where expressly agreed in writing by Publisher. Publisher
will attempt to position Advertisements, in accordance with the Advertiser’s
request if the Advertiser has agreed to pay any relevant preferred position
loading charges. If Publisher fails to publish the Advertisement in accordance
with Advertiser’s requests, then subject to clause 14.1, Publisher’s liability will be
limited to refunding the relevant position loadings paid.
4.2.Where colour loading charges are separately levied by Publisher and paid
by Advertiser, Publisher will attempt to publish Advertisements in colour,
in accordance with the Advertiser’s request. If Publisher fails to publish the
Advertisement in colour in accordance with Advertiser’s requests, then subject
to clause 14.1, Publisher’s liability will be limited to refunding the relevant colour
loadings paid.
4.3.If an Advertisement is to be published in a digital publication, Publisher may
vary the placement and/or format of Advertisements across the relevant
digital media. Publisher will endeavour to notify Advertiser of such changes.
Advertising space in a digital publication may be filled on rotation with various
Advertisements from various Advertisers.
4.4.If any Advertisement is specifically accepted for publication in a specific
advertising category (including classified category or particular section) of a
publication then, without prior consultation with Advertiser, Publisher may:
(i) position the Advertisement anywhere within the category at its discretion,
unless a specific placement has been agreed in writing, (ii) reposition that
category within the publication, (iii) alter the date of publication of that category.
Case (i) and (ii) will not mitigate Advertiser’s liability to pay. In case of (iii), if
Advertiser did not agree to the altered date prior to publication, then if within 5
days of publication of the Advertisement Advertiser notifies Publisher in writing
that Advertiser has suffered adverse effects of a substantial nature which were
directly caused by the altered date of the publication and Advertiser provides
to Publisher clear evidence of those adverse effects, the Advertiser will incur no
charge for that particular Advertisement.
4.5.If an Advertisement is specifically accepted for publication in a particular
advertising supplement of a publication then, without prior consultation with
Advertiser, Publisher may: (i) position the Advertisement anywhere within the
supplement at its discretion, unless a specific placement has been agreed in
writing, (ii) alter the date for publication of that supplement, (iii) cancel the
supplement. Case (i) shall not mitigate Advertiser’s liability to pay. Case (ii)
will not mitigate Advertiser’s liability to pay unless Advertiser did not agree
to the altered date prior to publication and within 5 days of publication of the
Advertisement Advertiser notifies Publisher in writing that Advertiser has
suffered adverse effects of a substantial nature which were directly caused by
the altered date of the publication and Advertiser provides to Publisher clear
evidence of those adverse effects, in which case the Advertiser will incur no
charge for that particular advertisement. Should (iii) occur Advertiser shall incur
no charge.
5. Deadlines & Specifications
5.1.Publisher imposes various deadlines (including for the provision to the Publisher
of bookings for Advertisements and material for Advertisements, changes
or variations to Advertisements) and specifications (including for size). All
deadlines and specifications must be met by Advertiser. Publisher is under no
obligation in relation to material or information received after relevant deadlines
or not in accordance with the relevant specifications.
5.2.It is the Advertiser’s responsibility to ascertain the relevant deadlines and
specifications for the relevant publications for each publication or insertion date
as deadlines and specifications may be changed at any time by Publisher. All
deadlines and specifications are available at www.newsspace.com.au .
5.3.Publisher accepts no responsibility for any error when instructions or copy have
or has been provided over the telephone unless Publisher receives written
confirmation of the instructions or copy before the deadline.
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5.4.It is the responsibility of the Advertiser to notify Publisher of any error
immediately it appears. Unless so notified, Publisher accepts no responsibility for
any recurring error or any Loss relating to that recurring error.
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5.5.Cancellations by the Advertiser must be made, in writing, prior to deadlines.
Failure to do so will relieve the Publisher of any obligation to comply with the
cancellation request and, if Publisher proceeds with the publication of the
relevant Advertisement, then Publisher will be entitled to charge the Advertiser
accordingly.
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6. Advertisements produced by Publisher
Publisher owns and retains all copyright and other intellectual property rights in
relation to any Advertisements produced by Publisher or any materials provided by
Publisher for use in an Advertisement. Advertiser obtains no rights in relation to those
advertisements produced by any Publisher or in relation to content from any Publisher.
This clause does not in any way derogate from Advertiser’s obligations or liabilities in
relation to such Advertisements.
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7. Proofs
7.1.Publisher may agree to provide proofs but only where so requested by Advertiser
prior to relevant deadlines.
7.2.Colour shown on any proof is an indication only. Final print colours may vary with
the print process and stock variations.
7.3.Where Publisher fails to provide a requested proof in accordance with clause 7.1,
and the published advertisement substantially conforms to the copy provided by
the Advertiser, then Advertiser is liable to pay the full cost of the Advertisement.
8. Inserts
8.1.Publisher reserves the right to distribute inserts for more than one Advertiser at
any time.
8.2.All materials to be inserted into a publication must be delivered to Publisher
in accordance with all requirements of Publisher including delivery address,
deadlines, packaging and bundling requirements.
8.3.Publisher, including its agents and contractors, may delay the distribution of
inserts, if they reasonably believe that the quality or delivery of the relevant
publication is likely to be jeopardised by the inclusion of the insert.
8.4.Additional charges may need to be agreed between the parties where:
a.insert materials are to be held by the Publisher at the premises of the
Publisher (or its distributors) for more than two weeks; or
b.insert materials are to be re-consigned or require additional packing or
handling.
8.5.Risk in the insert materials remains with the Advertiser at all times.
9. Sampling
9.1.Every proposal for the distribution of sample material is subject to Publisher’s
approval and Publisher may at its absolute discretion at any time refuse to
distribute any sample material without giving any reason.
9.2.Sample material must not contain alcohol.
9.3.Risk in the sample materials remains with the Advertiser at all times.
9.4.When providing samples to the Publisher for approval, any special handling
requirements (including requirements of refrigeration or heating) must be made
clear.
9.5.Every proposal for sampling requires the prior approval of the Publisher and
possibly third parties involved in or permitting the distribution of the relevant
publication. Samples must therefore be provided to Publisher in sufficient time
to allow for consents to be sought and granted. No representation or warranty is
provided that such consent will be granted.
9.6.Advertiser must deliver to Publisher the sample materials, in accordance with all
requirements of Publisher including delivery address, deadlines and bundling of
sample material.
9.8.Publisher may change the date of the sampling exercise for any reason and at any
time without incurring any liability to Advertiser or other persons.
9.9.Publisher makes no representation or warranty as to the number of the relevant
publication to be distributed on any particular day or that every copy of the
relevant publication will be provided with a sample but will take reasonable steps
to ensure that the sample and the relevant publication are distributed together.
9.10.Without limiting clause 15.2, Advertiser warrants that the sample material which
it provides to Publisher for distribution with a publication:
a.matches the samples approved by Publisher;
b.is fully and properly sealed; and
c.is packaged and labelled and complies in all other respects with all relevant
laws and regulations.
Without limiting clause 15.2, Advertiser warrants that the distribution of the sample
material by Publisher as contemplated by the Advertiser and Publisher under any
agreement between them is lawful and will not give rise to any claims against or
liabilities of Publisher, its directors, employees, contractors or agents.
10. Advertising Expenditure Agreements
10.1.Maximum period of any Advertising Expenditure Agreement is one year. In
the absence of any valid Advertising Expenditure Agreement, including if an
Advertising Expenditure Agreement has expired, casual rates will be charged by
Publisher.
a.in breach of any applicable law or regulation,
b.likely to attract legal claims or proceedings of any kind; or
c.offensive.
11.1.Advertisers agree to pay accounts rendered by the Publisher in accordance with
its standard payment terms. Accounts will be rendered by Publisher on the
basis of the casual rate applicable at the date of publication of the advertisement
(regardless of the rates which were applicable when any advertising expenditure
agreement was entered into), less any percentage discount agreed in writing
between the parties.
11.2.Casual rates are as printed in the rate card of the relevant publication (see www.
newsspace.com.au) and may be varied by Publisher at any time, effective from
the time nominated by Publisher and such varied rates will apply from that
nominated date including in relation to then current Advertising Expenditure
Agreements (unless otherwise expressly agreed by the parties in writing).
11.3.Advertising expenditure will be calculated inclusive of loading values but
exclusive of production charges.
11.4.If Publisher has quoted a rate to publish advertising for a client and that rate is
different from that included in published rate cards, that quoted rate only applies
to that specific client where the advertising is booked directly with Publisher
and without the involvement of any advertising, media buying or other agency
(unless otherwise specifically agreed in writing by the Publisher).
10.2.Publisher reserves the right to cancel or suspend any Advertising Expenditure
Agreement at its absolute discretion. Advertising rates (but not percentage
discounts) quoted in an Advertising Expenditure Agreement are subject to any
increase or decrease notified by Publisher, which may occur during the period of
the Advertising Expenditure Agreement.
11.5.Where the Publisher changes the basis on which advertising is charged by
Publisher during the term of any Advertising Expenditure Agreement or between
the booking and placement of any Advertisement Publisher will endeavour to
provide Advertiser with at least 28 days notice prior to the change taking effect.
Advertiser will be entitled to terminate the Advertising Expenditure Agreement
or bookings affected (prior to the cancellation deadline for such affected
bookings) within 14 days of such notice from Publisher.
10.3.Failure to receive, rejection or omission of an advertisement by Publisher
does not affect the obligations of Advertiser in relation to total spend through
the term of an Advertising Expenditure Agreement under that Advertising
Expenditure Agreement.
11.6.Any dispute the Advertiser has with an invoice must be raised with Publisher
promptly and no later than 45 days after the invoice date. After that time,
Advertisers will be deemed to have accepted that the full amount set out in the
issued invoice is due and payable by Advertiser.
10.4.If at any time Advertiser is not incurring advertising expenditure in the
proportion that the part of the Advertising Expenditure Agreement up to that
time bears to the entire Advertising Expenditure Agreement, Publisher reserves
the right to either:
11.7.All rates and charges are expressed in the rate card as GST inclusive (except
where otherwise made clear on the rate card). Publisher will issue a valid tax
invoice in relation to any supply of advertising or related services under these
terms which are subject to GST.
a.adjust the percentage discount to the level which would normally be allowed
by Publisher to a customer incurring advertising expenditure at that rate; or
11.8.Advertiser agrees to pay any GST liability arising in relation to the provision by
Publisher of advertising services under these terms.
b.terminate that Advertising Expenditure Agreement.
11.9.The GST component does not count towards overall advertising expenditure
agreements or rate card discount levels.
10.5.At the expiry of an Advertising Expenditure Agreement, Publisher will determine
Advertiser’s actual advertising expenditure during the period of the Advertising
Expenditure Agreement and:
9.7.Publisher may, without prior notice to Advertiser, refuse or cease to distribute
any sample material, if Publisher reasonably perceives such material to be:
incurring advertising expenditure at that rate.
11. Rates, invoices and GST
a.if the actual advertising expenditure is less than the agreed level as stipulated
within the Advertising Expenditure Agreement a surcharge may be payable
by Advertiser to Publisher to reflect the percentage or other discount which
would have been provided by Publisher to an advertising customer incurring
that level of advertising expenditure; and/or
b.Where a surcharge is applicable the percentage discount will be adjusted
to the level which will be normally allowed by Publisher to an Advertiser
11.10.Surcharges or rebates on advertising which is subject to GST will have the GST
component recalculated. Calculations made by Publisher of any surcharge or
rebate will be deemed to be conclusive and binding on Advertiser unless a
manifest error is brought to the attention of Publisher by Advertiser within 14
days of notification to Advertiser. Surcharges or rebates only apply to Advertising
Expenditure Agreements signed by both parties.
12. Commercial Credit
12.1.All advertising agencies are required to complete the News Limited Commercial
Credit Application for Accreditation of an Advertising Agency and are then
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subject to the related assessment and processes.
12.2.If accreditation is not available to an Advertiser (including under clause 10.1), then
the News Limited Commercial credit facilities may be available. The availability
of any credit facilities is subject to Publisher’s approval and conditional on
lodgement of a written application. Any credit provided will be on specific terms
made available as part of the application process. Where no credit application
has been approved, upfront payment may be required for all advertising.
b.in relation to the final placement, positioning or date of publication or
distribution of an advertisement;
c.that there will be one and only one copy of each insert or sample distributed
in each relevant publication;
d.that distribution of a publication will occur on a specific date, by a specific
time, to a specific number of consumers or readers or within a specific
geographic area;
e.in relation to the number of visitors to its websites or the number of
impressions at any site; or
f.exclusivity.
12.3.Where an Advertiser fails to pay an account by the due date or fails to comply
with any relevant terms and conditions, any Publisher may, at their absolute
discretion cancel or suspend any booked advertising or refuse to accept any
further advertising of the Advertiser.
12.4.In the case of the transfer of an advertising account from one accredited
advertising agent to another accredited advertising agent during the currency of
an advertising or online listing order, both advertising agents shall immediately
inform the relevant Publisher in writing. Accounts will only be transferred or
accessed by agencies when Publisher is satisfied that the client in question has
provided its express written permission.
13. L inked Advertising Expenditure Agreements to an Advertising Agency
13.1.A linked Advertising Expenditure Agreement with related companies is only
available where an Advertiser and its subsidiaries, franchises or branch offices
are linked together for the purpose of an Advertising Expenditure Agreement
and where subsidiaries fall within the definition of that term in the Corporations
Act 2001. Where that is the case, and subject to Publisher’s approval which
may be granted or withheld in its absolute discretion, the customer is entitled
to combine its advertising expenditure with those subsidiaries, franchises and
branch offices and receive the relevant discount.
13.2.Where an Advertiser wishes to establish a linked order, the following must be
provided to Publisher in order to seek Publisher’s approval for a linked order
(which may be granted or withheld in its absolute discretion):
a.a list of all subsidiaries, franchises and branch offices; and
b.any other information that Publisher may in its discretion require to satisfy
itself that Advertiser is entitled to place a linked order.
13.3.Direct customer Advertising Expenditure Agreements may not be linked to an
advertising agency without the written approval of Publisher.
14. Limitation of liability
14.1.Nothing in these terms and conditions excludes or varies any rights or remedies
under the Australian Consumer Law in the Competition and Consumer Act
(2010) (Australian Consumer Law) which cannot be excluded, restricted
or modified. However, Publisher excludes all rights, remedies, guarantees,
conditions and warranties in respect of goods or services from an Advertiser’s
use of or acquisition of or in relation to the ordering or booking of any advertising
services (including under an Advertising Expenditure Agreement) from the
Publisher whether based in statute, common law or otherwise to the extent
permitted by law. To the fullest extent possible and subject to News’ liabilities
and obligations under the Australian Consumer Law, the remaining provisions of
this clause 14 shall apply.
14.2.Subject to clause 14.1, Publisher makes no representation or warranty of any kind
and in particular makes no representation or warranty:
a.in relation to the continued production of any publication, in print or digital
form;
14.3.Subject to clause 14.1, the Advertiser acknowledges that distribution of a relevant
publication may be suspended or ceased at any time for any reason.
14.4.Subject to clause 14.1, Publisher is not liable to Advertiser for any direct or
Indirect Loss of any nature including where arising from the total failure of
Publisher, whether negligent or otherwise, to publish an Advertisement or from
the failure of Publisher to publish an Advertisement in the form prescribed or
from publication of the Advertisement with errors or omissions or in any way
relating to the distribution or lack of distribution of the relevant publication.
14.5.Subject to clause 14.1, where any of the circumstances set out in clause 14.4 arise:
a.Advertiser shall incur no cost where the Advertisement has not been
published at all or where the error or failure has arisen solely due to the
negligence of a Publisher or any of its employees, or agents; and
b.in all other circumstances, and subject to the other applicable terms,
the agreed rate shall be reduced according to circumstances. In no
circumstances will the Publisher’s liability be greater than:
i.in relation to the failure to provide any placement, position or other benefit
in relation to which a specific loading charge was paid by the Advertiser, the
amount of that loading charge; or
ii.otherwise, republication of the relevant advertisement, or payment of the
cost of republishing the relevant advertisement, at Publisher’s discretion.
14.6.Subject to clause 14.1, Publisher’s liability for a breach of a term or guarantee
implied by law is limited at Publisher’s discretion, to the supply of the service
again or payment for the cost of having the service supplied again.
14.7.Subject to clause 14.1, Publisher has no responsibility or liability to Advertiser in
relation to:
a.Publisher exercising its rights under these terms; or
b.any failure of telecommunications services or systems which affect the
receipt by Publisher of any material, a notice or communication of any kind
or the publication of an advertisement or campaign.
15. Warranty & Indemnity
15.1.Advertiser warrants that it will only use the advertising space which it acquires
to advertise its own brands, goods or services and may not sell or otherwise
deal with that advertising space. Where Advertiser is an advertising agency the
space may only be used by the client for which the space was initially acquired or
booked.
15.2.Advertiser warrants that the advertisement complies with all relevant laws and
regulations and that its publication in accordance with these terms will not
give rise to any claims against or liabilities of Publisher, its directors, employees
or agents. Without limiting the generality of the above, advertisers and or
advertising agencies warrant that neither the Advertisement nor its publication
breaches or will breach the Competition and Consumer Act 2010, Privacy Act
1988, Copyright Act 1968, Fair Trading Act 1985 or defamation, or infringes the
rights of any person.
15.3.Advertiser indemnifies Publisher its directors, employees and agents against all
claims, demands, proceedings, costs (including solicitors and own client costs),
expenses, damages awards, judgements and any other liability whatsoever
arising wholly or partially, directly or indirectly, from or in connection with
the publication of the Advertisement. In particular and without limitation,
Advertiser indemnifies Publisher its directors, employees and agents against any
claims arising from allegations that the Advertisement contains material which
constitutes:
a.defamation, libel, slander of title;
b.infringement of copyright, trademarks or other intellectual property rights
c.breach of trade practices / competition, privacy or fair trading legislation; or
d.violation of rights of privacy or confidential information.
16. Privacy Statement
Publisher and News Limited (News) collect information about Advertiser, for example
Advertiser’s name, contact details and other information provided to News when
registering, acquiring or using our services. News collects and uses that information
to provide our customers with our goods and services and to promote and improve
our goods and services. We may also share your information as described when we
collected information from you. We may share your information with our related
companies and any of us may be in contact for those purposes. If you do not provide
us with requested information we may not be able to provide you with the goods
and services you require. We disclose your information to our related companies,
service and content providers, including those located outside Australia. Further
information about how we handle personal information, how you can access your
personal information and our contact details can be found in our Privacy Policy at www.
newsspace.com.au/legal.
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17. Cookies
Advertiser warrants that it does not and will not collect personal information or tracking
information in relation to users of Publisher’s services and further warrants that
material provided by or on its behalf for publication by Publisher does not contain:
a.third party cookies intended to retarget Publisher’s users or their browsers;
and
b.any code, technique or mechanism, to track or in any way identify users of
any of Publishers’ properties, unless it has the express prior written consent
of Publisher.
18. Jurisdiction
These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of the relevant state or territory
listed in the table at clause 21 and each party submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of
that relevant state or territory. Where Advertiser is making a single booking through a
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the relevant jurisdiction will be New South Wales.
19. Other conditions
Every advertisement submitted for publication must comply with and is subject to
additional terms and conditions referred to in the table at clause 21 of these terms
and at www.newsspace.com.au including those relating to creative requirements and
technical specifications.
20. Definitions
a.
Advertisement includes any material in any form lodged for publication or
other distribution as an advertisement (including as a published advertorial,
insert or sampling exercise).
b.
Advertiser means each advertiser and or advertising agency who seeks to
have Publisher publish or otherwise distribute an advertisement.
c.
Advertising Expenditure Agreement is a written agreement (in soft
or hard copy form), which is signed or, in the case of a soft copy, otherwise
agreed to in a mutually acceptable form, by or on behalf of both the
Advertiser and the Publisher, detailing:
(i)the percentage discount from the casual rate,
21. List of Publishers and associated details.
Additional relevant information can be found at www.newsspace.com.au
Publisher
If limited, then in relation to:
Jurisdiction
News Limited
News Australia
New South Wales
Nationwide News Pty Ltd
he Daily Telegraph
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The Australian
mX
New South Wales
The Sunday Times
Western Australia
Quest Publications
Queensland
News Local
New South Wales
NT News
Northern Territory
Leader Associated Newspapers Pty Ltd
Victoria
South Australia
(ii)any applicable adjustments in rate card loadings,
Messenger Press Pty Ltd
(iii)any applicable positional agreements, and
News Digital Media Pty Ltd
New South Wales
(iv)any agreed minimum spend commitment by the Advertiser which is the
basis for the benefits to be provided by Publisher as described in (i)-(iii)
above,
The Herald & Weekly Times Pty Limited
Victoria
to apply between that Publisher and that Advertiser for a specified period (not
to exceed 12 months) and for a specific market and/or Publication(s).
Advertiser Newspapers Pty Limited
South Australia
Davies Brothers Pty Limited
Tasmania
d.
Loss means direct and indirect loss of any nature. Indirect loss includes the
following: loss of profit, loss of business opportunity, loss of goodwill and
payment of liquidated sums or damages under any other agreement.
Gold Coast Publications Pty Limited
Queensland
News Life Media Pty Limited
New South Wales
e.
Publisher means any of the entities listed in section 21 below.
Queensland Newspapers Pty Limited
Queensland
The Cairns Post Pty Limited
Queensland
The Geelong Advertiser Pty Limited
Victoria
The North Queensland Newspaper Company
Pty Limited
Queensland
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