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News Corp Australia Specifications. Select Your State News Corp Australia specifications. Select your state.... NT QLD WA SA NSW VIC TAS News Corp Australia Advertising Specifications 2018 NSW - PUBLICATIONS. Select your publication.... NSW - Metro NSW - Community NSW - Liftouts NSW - Real Estate Publications Special Executions. Sunday Telegraph Blacktown Advocate Body + Soul Central Coast Real Estate South Tabloid Ribbons & Ribbon Wraps The Daily Telegraph Canterbury Bankstown Express Carsguide Peninsula Real Estate Gloss Creative Options The Sportsman Central The Review Northern District Times Real Estate A4 Mag Manly Daily Gloss Real Estate Central Coast Express Travel & Indulgence A4 Mag Sealed Sections Fairfield Advance Best Weekend Central Coast Real Estate North NSW - National A4 Mag 6pp Gatefold The Australian - Main Hills Shire Times Escape Hills Shire Times Real Estate Hornsby Advocate Homes A4 Mag 8pp Gatefold The Australian - Recruitment Rouse Hill Times Real Estate Liverpool Leader The Deal Magazine Penrith Press Real Estate 310 Mag The Australian -Notices & Tenders 310 Mag 4pp Gatefold Manly Daily Stellar Magazine The Daily Telegraph - Real Esate Gloss The Australian - Realestate 310 Mag 8pp Gatefold Macarthur Chronicle TWAM - Weekend Aust’ Mag Mt Druitt - St Marys Standard Coffs Coast Real Estate 350 Mag Newsprint STL TV Guide Grafton Real Estate NSW - Regional Northern District Times 350 Mag Gloss Ballina Shire Advocate Parramatta Advertiser Lismore TV Guide Lismore Real Estate Quarto Mag Tweed Realestate Byron Shire News Penrith Press Quarto Mag 8pp Gatefold Coastal Views Rouse Hill Times Quartofold Newsprint mag Coffs Coast Advocate Inner West Courier - City Daily Examiner Inner West Courier - West Gloss Posters Lismore Echo North Shore Times Northern Star Southern Courier Richmond River Express The Mosman Daily Rural Weekly N NSW Wentworth Courier Seniors Central Coast Seniors Coffs Coast Seniors N NSW Tweed Daily News RETURN TO MAP News Corp Australia Advertising Specifications 2018 QLD - PUBLICATIONS. Select your publication.... QLD - Metro QLD - Regional BRISBANE, QLD - Regional SOUTH WEST QLD - Liftouts Special Executions. 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TV Guide - Sunday Mail South East Advertiser The Ipswich Advertiser TWAM - Weekend Aust Mag South West Satellite / Springfield The Queensland Times QLD - Real Estate Publications Lifestyle & Weekend - ARM Cairns Post Property News Mackay TV Guide Southern Star Townsville Bulletin Property Guide QLD - Regional CENTRAL QLD - Regional NORTH Rocky TV Guide Gold Coast Bulletin Real Estate Toowoomba TV Guide Westside News Bundaberg NewsMail Bowen Independent Real Estate & Home Magazine Wynnum Herald Capricorn Coast Mirror Cairns Sun Ipswich TV Guide Sunshine Coast Motoring Moreton Real Estate Cental & North Burnett Times Innisfail Advocate Bundaberg Real Estate Sunshine Coast TV Guide Central Queensland News Mackay Daily Mercury Fraser Coast Real Estate Warwick Lifestyle Central Telegraph Port Douglas & Mossman Gazette Gladstone Real Estate Wide Bay TV Guide CQ Industry Rural Weekly North / Central Gympie Real Estate Fraser Coast Chronicle Tablelands Advertiser Ipswich Real Estate Guardian The Burdekin Advocate Mackay Real Estate Hervey Bay Independent The Cairns Post Midweek Real Estate Rural Weekly Wide Bay The Herbert River Express Noosa Real Esate Seniors Wide Bay The Northern Miner Rockhampton Real Estate The Gladstone Observer The Tablelander Sunshine Coast Real Estate The Maryborough Herald Townsville Bulletin Toowoomba Real Estate The Rockhampton Morning Bulletin Whitsunday Coast Guardian Warwick Real Estate Whitsunday Times RETURN TO MAP News Corp Australia Advertising Specifications 2018 VIC - PUBLICATIONS. Select your publication.... VIC - Metro VIC - Community VIC - Liftouts VIC - Real Estate Publications Special Executions. 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