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Associated Publications of Constituent Bodies of the Australian Press Council ASSOCIATED PUBLICATIONS OF CONSTITUENT BODIES OF THE AUSTRALIAN PRESS COUNCIL The following publications are published by, or members of, the constituent body under which they are listed. They and their associated websites are subject to the Council’s jurisdiction in relation to standards of practice and adjudication of complaints. September 2017 APN News & Media Ballina Shire Advocate QT - The Queensland Times Balonne Beacon Rural Weekly Bayside & Northern Suburbs South Burnett Mail Star South Burnett Times Big Rigs Southern Downs Weekly Blackwater Herald Sunshine Coast Daily Bribie Weekly Sunshine Coast Seniors Brisbane Seniors Sunshine Coast Sunday Buderim Chronicle Surat Basin News Byron Shire News The Chronicle Caboolture News The Coffs Coast Advocate Caloundra Weekly The Community Advocate Capricorn Coast Mirror The Daily Examiner Central & North Burnett The Gympie Times Times The Ipswich Advertiser Central Queensland News The Kolan Recorder Central Telegraph The Logan Reporter Chinchilla News and Murilla The Maryborough Herald Advertiser The Midweek Coastal Views The Morning Bulletin Cooloola Advertiser The Northern Rivers Echo Coolum & North Shore News The Northern Star CQ Industry The Observer Daily Mercury The Range News Dalby Herald The Richmond River Express Examiner Fraser Coast Chronicle The Satellite Gatton, Lockyer and Brisbane Valley Star The Stanthorpe Border Post Gold Coast / Tweed Seniors The Western Star Guardian The Woolgoolga Advertiser Hervey Bay Observer Toowoomba Life Lifestyle Toowoomba Seniors Isis Town & Country Tweed Daily News - Kawana Weekly Community Edition Laidley Plainland Leader Tweed Daily News Maroochy Weekly Warwick Daily News Nambour Weekly Western Times NewsMail Whitsunday Coast Guardian Noosa News Whitsunday Times Northern Downs News Australian Rural Publishers Association Agriculture Today ALFA Lot Feeding Australian Cotton and Grain Outlook Australian Dairyfarmer Australian Farm Journal Australian Horticulture Farm Weekly Farming Small Areas Good Fruit and Vegetables GrapeGrowers and Vignerons Horse Deals Irrigation and Water Resources North Queensland Register Northern Dairy Farmer Queensland Country Life Ripe Smart Farmer Stock and Land Stock Journal The Grower The Land Turfcraft International Bauer Media Group 4 x 4 Australia Picture Magazine AG Outdoor Picture Premium - Babes AMCN Plant & Equipment Aus Gourmet Traveller Magazine Puzzle Book Aust Bus and Coach Real Living Magazine Australasian Dirt Bike Recipes Plus Magazine Australian Geographic Shopping for baby Magazine Australian House & Garden Magazine Street Machine Australian Motorcycle Trader Take 5 Australian Transport News Take 5 Pocket Puzzler Australian Women's Weekly The Pic-Home Girls Restricted Auto Action Magazine The Pic-Home Girls Unrestricted Belle (excluding Band-ons) The Picture - 100% Home Girls Blues Country Magazine Trade-a-boat Magazine Camper Trailer Magazine TV Week Caravan World Magazine TV Week Soap Extra Cosmopolitan Unique Cars Magazine Cosmopolitan Body Weight Watchers Magazine Cosmopolitan Brides Wheels Cosmopolitan Extensions Woman's Day Deals On Wheels World of Knowledge Earth Movers & Excavators Magazine Yours Elle Empire Magazine Expert Parenting Oneshots Farms & Farm Machinery Bauer Custom Media Fun 4 Everyone Magazine AIM Good Health Magazine Myer Emporium Harpers Bazaar Telstra Smarter Business Ideas Homes + Westfield Inside Rugby CPA INTHEBLACK Little Active Learners Weight Watchers Magazine Love 2 Learn Magazine Weight Watchers Cookbook Men's Style Magazine AWU Foxtel Money Magazine Mother & Baby Magazine Motor Motorhome & Caravan Trader New Farm Machinery NW OK Magazine Owner Driver Magazine People Magazine Pic Premium-Babes Restricted Pic Premium-Babes UnRestricted Community Newspapers Australia Advocate Frankston Standard Leader Albert and Logan News Free Press Leader Auburn Review Pictorial Fremantle Cockburn Gazette Bankstown Canterbury Torch Geelong Independent Bayside Leader Geelong News Bendigo Weekly Guardian Messenger Bendigo Weekly Hawkesbury Gazette Berwick Leader Hawkesbury Gazette Berwick News Heidelberg Leader Blacktown Advocate Hills & Valley Messenger Blacktown Sun Hills Gazette/Avon Valley Gazette Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly Hills News Brimbank Leader Hills Shire Times Caboolture Shire Herald Hobsons Bay Leader Camden Advertiser Hornsby and Upper North Shore Campbelltown-Macarthur Advertiser Hume Leader Canning Times Inner West Courier Canterbury-Bankstown Express Journal News Caulfield Glen Eira/ Port Phillip Leader Knox Leader Central Leader Messenger Central Coast Express Advocate Lilydale & Yarra Valley Leader City Messenger Liverpool City Champion City North Messenger Liverpool Leader City North News Logan West Leader City South News MacArthur Chronicle Cooks River Valley Times Manly Daily Cranbourne Leader Manningham Leader Cranbourne News Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly Dandenong Journal Maribyrnong Leader Dandenong/ Springvale Dandenong Maroondah Leader Leader Melbourne Leader Diamond Valley Leader Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly East Torrens Messenger Melton Leader Eastern Courier Messenger Melville Times Echo Midland/Kalamunda Reporter Fairfield Advance Moonee Valley Leader Fairfield City Champion Moorabbin Kingston/Moorabbin Glen Ferntree Gully, Belgrave Mail Eira Leader Mordialloc Chelsea Leader Sourn Courier Moreland Leader Sourn Gazette Mornington Pensinsula Leader Sourn Times Messenger Mosman Daily South West Advertiser Mount Druitt & St Marys Standard South-East Advertiser Mountain Views Mail South-West News News Review Messenger Springfield News Norrn District Times St George and Surland Shire Leader Norrn Star Weekly St Marys Mt Druitt Star Norrn Times Stonnington Leader North Lakes Times Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly North Shore Times Sunbury/ Macedon Ranges Leader Northcote Leader Upper Yarra Mail Northside Chronicle Village Voice North-West News Waverley / Oakleigh Monash Leader Pakenham Gazette Weekly Times Pakenham Officer News Weekly Times Messenger Parramatta Advertiser Wentworth Courier Parramatta Sun Westside News Penrith City Star Whitehorse Leader Penrith Press Whittlesea Leader Pine Rivers Press Wollondilly Advertiser Port Stephens Examiner Wyndham Leader Portside Messenger Wyndham Star Weekly Preston Leader Wynnum Herald Progress Leader Ranges Trader Mail Redcliffe & Bayside Herald Rouse Hill Times Rouse Hill-Stanhope Gardens News Country Press Australia Albury Wodonga News Weekly Daylesford Hepurn Shire Advocate Alexandra Eildon Marysville Standard Deniliquin Pastoral Times Armidale Express Dimboola Banner Armidale Express Extra Donnybrook-Bridgetown Mail Augusta Margaret River Mail Dungog Chronicle Avon Valley Advocate East Gippsland News Bairnsdale Advertiser Eastern Riverina Chronicle Barossa & Light Herald Eden Imlay Magnet Barrier Daily Truth Elliottprint Bay Post Eurobodalla Shire Independent Beaudesert Times Eyre Peninsula Tribune Bega District News Geelong Independent Bellingen Shire Courier Sun Gippsland Times & Maffra Spectator Benalla Ensign Glen Innes Examiner Bendigo Weekly Gloucester Advocate Bingara Advocate Goondiwindi Argus Blayney Chronicle Goulburn Post Blue Mountains Gazette Goulburn Post Weekly Blue Mountains Review Great Lakes Advocate Bombala Times Harden Murumbarrah Express Boorowa News Hawkesbury Courier Border Chronicle Hawkesbury Gazette Border News Hibiscus Happynings Braidwood Times Highlands Post Bunbury Mail Hopetoun Courier & Mallee Pioneer Busselton-Dunsborough Mail Hunter Valley News Camden Haven Courier Huon Valley News Campaspe News James Yeates Printing & Design Camperdown Chronicle Jimboomba Times Canowinda News Kaniva Times Casterton News Kiama Independent Castlemaine Mail King Island Courier Central Midlands & Coast Advocate Kingborough Chronicle Central Western Daily Kyabram Free Press Cessnock Advertiser Lake Cargelligo News Circular Head Chronicle Lake Times Cobden Timboon Coast Times Lakes Post Colac Herald Latrobe Valley Express Collie Mail Lithgow Mercury Cooma - Monaro Express Lower Hunter Star News Coonabrabran Times Macedon Ranges Guardian Cootamundra Herald Macleay Valley Happynings Corryong Courier Mailbox Shopper Country Leader Maitland Mercury Country Music Capital News Mandurah Mail Cowra Guardian Manning Great Lakes Extra Crookwell Gazette Manning River Times Mansfield Courier South Coast Register Merimbula News Weekly South East Coastal Leader Merredin Wheatbelt Mercury South Gippsland Sentinel Times Mid Coast Happenings Southern Highland News Mid Coast Observer Southern Riverina News Midland Express Southern Weekly Magazine Midstate Observer Surf Coast Times Mildura Midweek Temora Independent Mildura Weekly Tenterfield Star Milton Ulladulla Times Terang Express Moorabool News The Ararat Advertiser Moree Champion The Area News Mortlake Dispatch The Australian Senior Moruya Examiner The Baw Baw Shire & West Gippsland Mountain Views Mail Trader Mudgee Guardian & Gulgong Advertiser The Border Times Mudgee Weekly The Border Watch Murray Valley Standard The Bridge MV Printers Pty Ltd The Buloke Times Myrtleford Times Alpine Observer The Bunyip Nambucca Guardian News The Cobram Courier Namoi Valley Independent The Courier Naracoorte Herald The Courier - Mt Barker Narooma News The Courier - 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