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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/Regional 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 The Australian - Main Central Coast Express North Travel & Indulgence The Manly Daily Real Estate A4 Mag Sealed Sections Central Coast Express South Best Weekend Central Coast Real Estate North The Australian - Recruitment A4 Mag 6pp Gatefold The Australian -Notices & Tenders Fairfield Advance Escape Hills Shire Times Real Estate Hills Shire Times Homes Rouse Hill Times Real Estate A4 Mag 8pp Gatefold The Australian - Realestate Hornsby Advocate The Deal Magazine Penrith Press Real Estate 310 Mag 310 Mag 4pp Gatefold Liverpool Leader Stellar Magazine The Daily Telegraph - Real Esate Gloss 310 Mag 8pp Gatefold Manly Daily TWAM Manly Daily Gloss 350 Mag Newsprint STL TV Guide Macarthur Chronicle 350 Mag Gloss Mt Druitt - St Marys Standard Quarto Mag Northern District Times Quarto Mag 8pp Gatefold Parramatta Advertiser Quartofold Newsprint mag Penrith Press Rouse Hill Times Gloss Posters Inner West Courier - City Creative shapes - Tabloid Inner West Courier - West Creative shapes - Broadsheet North Shore Times Southern Courier The Mosman Daily Wentworth Courier RETURN TO MAP News Corp Australia Advertising Specifications 2018 QLD - PUBLICATIONS. Select your publication.... QLD - Metro/Regional QLD - Community QLD - Liftouts QLD - Real estate Publications Special Executions. Cairns Sun Albert & Logan News Body + Soul Cairns Post Property Tabloid Ribbons & Ribbon Wraps Gold Coast Bulletin Bayside Star Cairns Post Carsguide Townsville Bulletin Property Guide Gloss Creative Options Gold Coast Sun Central Bowen Independent Carsguide - Courier Mail Gold Coast Bulletin Real Estate A4 Mag Gold Coast Sun North Escape - Courier Mail Real Estate & Home Magazine A4 Mag Sealed Sections Gold Coast Sun Southern Bribie Weekly Gold Coast Sun Cars Guide Townsville Bulletin Burdekin Advocate Life Moreton Real Estate A4 Mag 6pp Gatefold The Cairns Post Caboolture News Townsville Cars Guide A4 Mag 8pp Gatefold The Courier Mail Caboolture Shire Herald Weekend Shopper 310 Mag The Gold Coast Bulletin City North News Brisbane News 310 Mag 4pp Gatefold The Sunday Mail 310 Mag 8pp Gatefold City South News Business Monthly Cairns Eye 350 Mag Newsprint Herbert River Express Gold Coast Eye 350 Mag Gloss Home Hill Observer Gold Coast Play Quarto Mag Innisfail Advocate Play Cairns Quarto Mag 8pp Gatefold North West News Townsville Eye Quartofold Newsprint mag U on Sunday Northern Miner Gloss Posters Northside Chronicle Q Weekend Pine River Press TV Guide - Sunday Mail Port Douglas Mossman Gazzette Redcliffe & Bayside Herald South East Advertiser South West News Southern Star Tablelander Tablelands Advertiser Westside News Wynnum Herald RETURN TO MAP News Corp Australia Advertising Specifications 2018 VIC - PUBLICATIONS. Select your publication.... VIC - Metro/Regional VIC - Community VIC - Liftouts VIC - Real Estate Publications Special Executions. Echo Cranbourne Leader Carsguide The Weekly Times Property Gloss Tabloid Ribbons & Ribbon Wraps Geelong Advertiser Diamond Valley Leader Escape LDR Special Ex_4pp half wrap Herald Sun Heidelberg Leader Weekend LDR Special Ex_ 4pp Two thirds height wrap Sunday Herald Sun Mornington Peninsula Leader Realestate The Weekly Times LDR Special Ex_4pp Half Vertical Wrap Sunbury/Macedon Ranges Leader SHS TV Guide Education LDR Special Ex_6pp Gatefold DUX Magazine Body & Soul Farm LDR Special Ex_6pp half gatefold EXCEL, Independent Schools Guide Geelong TV Guide Horse Bayside Leader A4 Mag Geelong Today (GT) Caulfield Glen Eira/Port Phillip Stellar Magazine A4 Mag 6pp Gatefold Decision Ag Leader A4 Mag 8pp Gatefold Crop Gear Frankston Standard Leader 350 Mag Newsprint Farmer of the year Greater Dandenong Leader 350 Mag Gloss Northern Leader Quarto Mag Knox Leader Quarto Mag 8pp Gatefold Lilydale & Yarra Valley Leader Quartofold Newsprint mag Manningham Leader Maribyrnong Leader Maroondah Leader Monash Leader Moonee Valley Leader Moorabbin Kingston/Moorabbin Glen Eira Leader Mordialloc Chelsea Leader Moreland Leader Northcote Leader Preston Leader Progress Leader Stonnington Leader Whitehorse Leader Whittlesea Leader RETURN TO MAP News Corp Australia Advertising Specifications 2018 SA - PUBLICATIONS. Select your publication.... SA - Metro/Regional SA - Community SA - Liftouts SA - Real Estate Publication Special Executions. Sunday Mail SA Coast City-Hills Valley Weekly Body + Soul SA Weekend/Real Estate Flip Book Tabloid Ribbons & Ribbon Wraps The Advertiser Northern Weekly Carsguide Gloss Creative Options North Eastern Weekly Escape A4 Mag Southern Times Messenger Home & Life A4 Mag Sealed Sections Westside-Portside Weekly Watch A4 Mag 6pp Gatefold City Messenger A4 Mag 8pp Gatefold Eastern Courier 310 Mag 310 Mag 4pp Gatefold 310 Mag 8pp Gatefold 350 Mag Newsprint 350 Mag Gloss Quarto Mag Quarto Mag 8pp Gatefold Quartofold Newsprint mag Gloss Posters RETURN TO MAP News Corp Australia Advertising Specifications 2018 NT - PUBLICATIONS. Select your publication.... NT - Metro/Regional NT - Community NT - Liftouts NT - Real Estate Publications Special Executions. NT News Centralian Advocate Cars Guide Realestate Tabloid Ribbons & Ribbon Wraps Sunday Territorian Sun Newspapers Gloss Creative Options A4 Mag A4 Mag Sealed Sections A4 Mag 6pp Gatefold A4 Mag 8pp Gatefold 310 Mag 310 Mag 6pp Gatefold 310 Mag 8pp Gatefold 350 Mag Newsprint 350 Mag Gloss Quarto Mag Quarto Mag 8pp Gatefold Quartofold Newsprint mag Gloss Posters RETURN TO MAP News Corp Australia Advertising Specifications 2018 WA - PUBLICATIONS. Select your publication.... WA - Metro/Regional WA - Community WA - Liftouts WA - Real Estate Publications Special Executions. RETURN TO MAP News Corp Australia Advertising Specifications 2018 TAS - PUBLICATIONS. Select your publication.... TAS - Metro/Regional TAS - Community TAS - Liftouts TAS - Real Estate Publications Special Executions. Hobart Mercury Saturday Magazine Home TAS Mercury Real Estate Tabloid Ribbons & Ribbon Wraps Sunday Tasmanian Sunday Magazine Cars Guide Gloss Creative Options The Gazette Tasmanian Country A4 Mag Tas Weekend A4 Mag Sealed Sections A4 Mag 6pp Gatefold A4 Mag 8pp Gatefold 310 Mag 310 Mag 4pp Gatefold 310 Mag 8pp Gatefold 350 Mag Newsprint 350 Mag Gloss Quarto Mag Quarto Mag 8pp Gatefold Quartofold Newsprint mag Gloss Posters RETURN TO MAP News Corp Australia Advertising Specifications 2018 A4 Portrait* TYPE TYPE TRIM TRIM BLEED BLEED PDF’S Bleed setup AD SIZE NAME DEPTH WIDTH DEPTH WIDTH DEPTH WIDTH Supplied material must be Press Ready, PDF version 1.4 Ensure that all text and non bleed images (logos, etc) MM MM MM MM MM MM All PDFs must be CMYK, supplied to the correct dimensions, are contained within the Live Type area to ensure M12X2 (THIRD PAGE VERTICAL) 272 60 297 82 307 92 No printers marks. All files must be supplied before deadline. that they don’t get cut off when the page is trimmed M3X3 65 92 90 114 100 124 Alterations will not be made to supplied PDFs. or advertisement is sitting under editorial or another M6X3 (QUARTER) 134 92 159 114 169 124 advertisement. Replacement material must be supplied. M12X3 (HALF PAGE VERTICAL) 272 92 297 114 307 124 Live Type Margins M9X4 (PORTRAIT) 203 124 228 146 238 156 Photoshop setup - CMYK left - 11mm top - 12.5mm • Resolution - 300dpi M12X4 (DOMINANT) 272 124 297 146 307 156 right - 11mm bottom - 12.5mm M2X6 (SMALL STRIP) 42 188 67 210 77 220 • Ink Weight - 290% • Separation Type - UCR M2X12 (SMALL STRIP SPREAD) 42 398 67 420 77 430 • Black Ink Limit - 90% (recommended) Bleed M3X6 (MEDIUM STRIP) 65 188 90 210 100 220 • Dot Gain - 20% left - 5mm top - 5mm M3X12 (QUARTER STRIP SPREAD) 65 398 90 420 100 430 • Highlight set at a minimum of 3% right - 5mm bottom - 5mm M4X6 (LARGE STRIP) 88 188 113 210 123 220 Please Note: Any Bleed ad that is not full width or M4X12 (LARGE STRIP SPREAD) 88 398 113 420 123 430 Fonts All fonts must be embedded. 10pt minimum reverse full height, ad will cut off at Live Type area where it M6X6 (HALF PAGE HORIZONTAL) 134 188 159 210 169 220 type, sans serif. Colour type 10pt minimum. butts up against Editorial. M6X12 (HALF PAGE HORIZONTAL SPREAD) 134 398 159 420 169 430 M12X6 (FULL PAGE) 272 188 297 210 307 220 Spreads * NOTE: Please check your booking information M12X12 (DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD) 272 398 297 420 307 430 Leave 5mm text free either side of centre. to confirm if bleed is required. If you have any questions contact your NewsAustralia Ad Delivery representative. Press-ready ads can be delivered via Adstream & Adsend. All delivered ads require correct ad number. Eproof Eproof is a free online service offered to all advertisers, allowing more control and flexibility when submitting, proofing and approving advertisements. Telephone 1300 557 418 (option 1) Additional enquiries Contact Media Support on 1300 557 418 (option 1) Specifications enquiries Contact Quality Control on 1300 557 418 (option 2) or email [email protected] RETURN TO MAP News Corp Australia Advertising Specifications 2018 Quarto TV Guide - QLD & VIC TYPE TYPE TRIM TRIM
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