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| Circulation:34,800* |
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Delivery Summary: |
| Docklands | 3008 | Southbank | 3006 |
| Melbourne | 3000 | South Melbourne | 3205 |
| New Quay | 3008 | St Kilda Road | 3004 |
| Richmond Station | 3121 | Victoria Harbour | 3008
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Delivery to addresses marked with "No Advertising Material" or "No Junk Mail" may vary. The delivery summary is a guide only. Some publications may deliver to part suburbs only. For more details; please refer to your account manager. |
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Published Thursday (Code: TCW)
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| Advertising Rates |
Size |
Casual |
4 weeks |
8 weeks |
DPS (GST Ex) | $9,344.00 | $8,879.00 | $8,409.00
| DPS (GST In) | $10,278.00 | $9,766.90 | $9,249.90
| | Full Page (GST Ex) | $4,932.00 | $4,683.00 | $4,440.00
| | Full Page (GST In) | $5,425.20 | $5,151.30 | $4,884.00
| | 1/2 Page (GST Ex) | $2,596.00 | $2,466.00 | $2,336.00
| | 1/2 Page (GST In) | $2,855.60 | 2,712.60 | $2,569.60
| | 16 Units (GST Ex) | $1,779.00 | $1,693.00 | $1,601.00
| | 16 Units (GST In) | $1,956.90 | $1,862.30 | $1,761.10
| | 1/4 Page (GST Ex) | $1,363.00 | $1,298.00 | $1,228.00
| | 1/4 Page (GST In) | $1,499.30 | $1,427.80 | $1,350.80
| | 8 Units (GST Ex) | $952.00 | $908.00 | $854.00
| | 8 Units (GST In) | $1,047.20 | $998.80 | $939.40
| | 6 Units (GST Ex) | $752.00 | $714.00 | $676.00
| | 6 Units (GST In) | $827.20 | $785.40 | $743.60
| | 4 Units (GST Ex) | $497.00 | $476.00 | $449.00
| | 4 Units (GST In) | $546.70 | $523.60 | $493.90
| | 2 Units (GST Ex) | $260.00 | $249.00 | $233.00
| | 2 Units (GST In) | $286.00 | $273.90 | $256.30
| Insert Rates $74.00 (GST Ex) per 1,000 up to 8 (A4) pages $81.40 (GST In) per 1,000 up to 8 (A4) pages POA more than 8 (A4) pages. Costs are based on placing inserts into total circulation (Full run). Rates for partial run are available upon request.
Inserts must be stitched
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Production costs may be charged. Please inquire. Early deadlines apply to public holidays. Rates are effective until June 2010.
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|   Display Deadlines |
| Bookings | Friday Midday (6 days prior) |
| Supplied material | Monday Midday |
  Classified Deadlines
| Trades | Tuesday Midday |
| Real Estate | Tuesday Midday |
| Auto | Tuesday Midday |
| Weddings & Celebrations | Tuesday Midday |
| All other Classifieds | Tuesday Midday |
| Employment | Tuesday Midday |
|   Loadings |
Opposite Contents Page | 15% |
| Contents Page Strip | 25% |
| Back Cover | 30% |
| Specified Positions | 10% |
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The City Weekly is read by people who
work, shop or reside in Melbourne's CBD.
The magazine leads the way revealing what is hot in the
city. From fashion to bars to events, City Weekly is there.
It is topical, entertaining and informative. Distribution points
throughout Melbourne are to major shopping centres, cafés,
bars and restaurants as well as a majority of the residential
apartments in the CBD, St Kilda Road, Southbank and
Docklands.
The City Weekly is also distributed at major city train
stations in morning peak hours where it is handed out
to commuters by vibrant City Weekly distributors. The
magazine is often read on trains, trams, in local eateries
and taken into the work place to be read by co-workers,
before making its way back to people's homes.
Regular sections in the City Weekly include:
Update - a look at what's new in technology, fashion and home products and a peak at all the latest openings and launches, snapping the celebrities, the creators and the consumers
Time Out - film, theatre and music; meet the makers, read the reviews and understand the scene. In food, wine, bars, cafes, restaurants, City Weekly gives you a taste of what is going on.
The Look - the latest tips on products and pampering as well as an insight into how to look after your body
Cover Story - an entertaining read on the latest events, topics and people
Drive - an independent review of the latest auto releases
Domain - the only place for buying and selling real estate
READERSHIP FACTS **
69,000 weekly readers
48% are women, 52% are men
52% of readers are aged between 25-49 years
53% have a diploma or degree
The average household income is $95,810
35% are AB quintile
49% of readers classify themselves as "big spenders"
82% believe quality is more important than price
64% own or are paying off a house
45% of readers plan to buy a car in the next 4 years
79% have access to the internet
59% are heavy readers of print
* CAB Audit Oct 08 - March 09            
** Roy Morgan Readership Survey Apr 07 - Mar 09
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