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Attachment A 2008 COMMUNITY RELATIONS FUNDING PLACEMENT OF NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS MAJOR METROPOLITAN PRESS Australian Financial Review Brisbane Courier Mail Australian (weekend) Adelaide Advertiser Sydney Morning Herald The West Australian Sydney Daily Telegraph Canberra Times Melbourne Herald -Sun Hobart Mercury Melbourne Age Northern Territory News RURAL, REMOTE, REGIONAL PRESS New South Wales Albury Border Mail Moree Champion Bathurst Western Advocate Mudgee Guardian Bourke Western Herald Newcastle Herald Broken Hill - Barrier Daily Truth Orange Central Western Daily Daily Liberal (Dubbo) Port Macquarie News Glenn Innes Examiner Tamworth Northern Daily Grafton Daily The Area News Illawarra Mercury Tweed Heads Daily Lismore Northern Star Wagga Wagga Daily Advertiser Victoria Ballarat Courier Maryborough Advertiser Bairnsdale Advertiser Mildura Sunraysia Daily Bendigo Advertiser Riverina Herald Geelong Advertiser Sale Gippsland Times Wimmera Mail Times Shepparton News La Trobe Valley Express Warrnambool Standard Queensland Cairns Post Mt Isa North West Star Charleville Western Times Rockhampton Morning Bulletin Fraser Coast Chronicle Toowoomba Chronicle Gold Coast Bulletin Townsville Bulletin Mackay Daily Mercury South Australia Mt Gambier Border Watch Whyalla News Port Augusta Transcontinental Port Lincoln Times Western Australia Albany Advertiser Kalgoorlie Miner Broome Advertiser Kimberley Echo Bunbury Herald Manjimup Bridgetown News Busselton Margaret River Times Southern Western Times Geraldton Guardian Tasmania Burnie Advocate Launceston Examiner Northern Territory Alice Springs News Katherine Times Centralian Advocate Tenant and District Times ETHNIC AND INDIGENOUS PRESS (in English) An Nahar Novo Hrvatska Australian Chinese Daily Serbian Voice El Telegraph Sydney Korean Herald Greek Herald Thai Oz Newspaper Horizon News The Jewish News Koori Mail Today Denes Maltese Herald Vesti National Indigenous Times Yeni Vatan Neos Kosmos Other Local Government News .

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