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Reach Your Potential and Advertise with the Local Express So What Is the Local Express? Reach your potential and advertise with the Local Express So what is the Local Express? The Local Express newsletter is a free fortnightly local news resource, delivered to mailboxes from Manyana-Bendalong to Bawley Point that promotes local sporting and community groups, festivals, live shows, local charities, fundraisers, not-for-profit organisations, and group and individual achievements. The full colour, 32 page newsletter connects people in the community by providing groups and individuals a wider reach to promote and celebrate achievements in our area. It’s all about where you live. The Local Express is also available for collection at many businesses within the community, including newsagencies and advertiser sites. local expressFREE ISSUE 37 Proudly brought to you by the Milton Ulladulla ExServos Club 4 December 2017-17 December 2017 A Giving Christmas In this Edition Community News A Giving Christmas Rotary Club of Milton-Ulladulla Trustees of the South Pacific Heathland ReserveFREE Milton Ulladulla Men's Shed (M.U.M.S) New Year's Eve Fireworks St Vincent de Paul Ulladulla Ulladulla Aunty Jean's Program Ulladulla Wildflower Reserve Meals on Wheels Friends of Milton Library U.G.L.Y Bartender Milton Ulladulla VIEW Club Know Your Local Fossil Ulladulla Evening VIEW Club lo Ulladulla RSPCA ISSUE 35 Ulladulla High School Wildlife Rescue 6 November 2017-19 Novemberca 2017 Pigeon House RSL Day Club Alliance Francaise de Milton Ulladulla Nulladolla Pottery Happy Feet Walkers Heart of the Community 2017 Give the Gift of Christmas l ex LOUD Theatre Combined Clubs There's lots of fun to be had on the Donations accepted at First National South Coast this Christmas and lots of Ulladulla, 107-109 Princes Highway, Local Sport ways to celebrate and help out your local Ulladulla, 9.00am-5.00pm until Ulladulla Gymnastics Club Milton-Ulladulla Dog Training Club community. Here are just a few. 18 December 2017. Contact the team Milton Ulladulla Tennis Association pres on 4455 3999. ExServos Family Christmas Carols Milton Ulladulla Volleyball Ulladulla & Districts Netball Association Christmas Hamper Drive FREE Get into the Christmas Spirit on Saturday Milton Ulladulla Little Athletics 9 December 2017, 6.30pm-9.30pm with South Coast Business & Financial Solutions Jack Newton Junior Golf Mollymook Bridge Club some good old fashioned Christmas are running their eighth annual Christmas Ulladulla United Cricket Club Carols at Ulladulla Civic Centre. Hamper Drive. Christmas Lunch Pr Children's Christmas Giving Tree The team are kindly asking for donations of Miltonoudl Ulladulla sExServos Club Anyone who finds themselves alone on y br toys, gifts and non-perishable food. ought to you by the First National Real Estate Ulladulla, in Christmas Day are invited to join Yurana In this Edition conjunction with the Salvation Army are All donations are provided to local families CancerUlladulla Kids Holiday Homes Furniture free Christmas One asking for donations of new and unwrapped doing it tough this holiday season. Contact Lunch at Mollymook Surf Club. Contact the Community News gifts for children aged 0-12 years old for the team on 4454 4502. Volunteers on 4454 1700 to put your nameFurniture 4U Heart of the Community Award and The Milton UlladullaThe ExServos Milton Ulladulla Club is ExServos Club is proud to be the 2017 Ulladulla Evening VIEW Club their Children's Christmas Giving Tree. on the list and join in the fun on the day. buzzing with excitement after being University of the Third Age named the Heart of the Community in Ulladulla & South Coast RSPCA Heart of the Community Award recipient the 2017 ClubsNSW Clubs & Community Ulladulla & Districts Garden Club Awards for the production of the Ulladulla Leisure Centre FREE DID YOU KNOW? Local Express Newsletter. Friends of Milton Library The Heart of the Community award Mollymook VIEW Club Instead of shopping out of town this Two local businesses employing locals and recognises both individuals and groups Pigeon House RSL Day Club supporting the community. Working together Christmas, if each of us spent an extra who are our ‘unsung heroes’ in a club or The Milton Ulladulla ExServos Club Shoalhaven Superheroes $200 locally, it would put an extra $4,000,000 to supply all your furniture & bedding needs! in the broader community for their unique submitted the Local Express newsletter Mollymook Bridge Club for the ClubsNSW Heart of the Community into the businesses of our community. Many contribution to the community. Ulladulla & Districts Probus Club Awards as the publication encompasses Southern Cross Housing of our local businesses support our clubs, Among the finalists were Bankstown the very definition of providing a unique Share the Dignity their raffles, donations and more importantly Sports Club, Bathurst RSL Club, contribution to benefit the community. Ulladulla & Districts Community Resources Centre we employ local people. Kiama Leagues Club and Blacktown Workers Club to name just a few. The Local Express provides a free Junior Poetry Performance fortnightly local news resource that Livvi's Place at Mollymook Enjoy our community, promotes local sporting and community Know Your Local Fossil groups, festivals, live shows, local Trustees of the South Pacific Heathland Reserve enjoy local! charities, fundraisers, not-for-profit Milton Ulladulla Men's Shed (M.U.M.S) organisations, and group and individual achievements. Delivering community news from Manyana-Bendalong to Bawley Point 4 December 2017-17 December 20171 Local Sport The newsletter is a community resource Ladies at Hilltop Golf Course that benefits locals and visitors to the area Milton Ulladulla Tennis Association Milton Ulladulla Croquet Club Milton Ulladulla Junior Rugby League Why Advertise with Us? Milton-Ulladulla Dog Training Club Milton Ulladulla Volleyball Ulladulla United Cricket Ulladulla & Districts Netball Association . Jack Newton Junior Golf Mollymook Surf Life Saving Club Delivering community news from Manyana-Bendalong to Bawley Point The Local Express newsletter is delivered to 7,920 homes from Manyana-Bendalong to Deering Street Bunnings Ulladulla St Vincent Street WE ARE Bawley Point, delivering not only local community news, activities and events, but HEREthe Parson Street McDonalds Ulladulla brand of our advertisers. Princes Highway 6 November 2017-19 November 2017 Couple this with our in-club signage which scrolls the current tissue advertisers 1 and website where advertisements in each issue scroll online and link direct to the advertiser business and you have the best value advertising on the coast. Advertisers benefit from: • Unbeatable exposure to local audiences • Target a market dedicated to supporting local businesses • Online exposure via web and social media • A ExServos Club foyer Local Express advertiser screen giving your business an even wider exposure! • Become a local trusted brand. Distribution The current distribution of the Local Express is 8,500 newsletters. 7,920 newsletters are distributed to the community via Australia Post, including Bawley Point, Bendalong, Berringer Lake, Brooman, Burrill Lake, Conjola, Conjola Park, Croobyar, Conjuring Point, Dolphin Point, Fisherman’s Paradise, Kings Point, Kiola, Lake Conjola, Lake Tabourie, Little Forest, Manyana, Milton, Mollymook, Mollymook Beach, Morton, Narrawallee, Termeil, Ulladulla, Woodburn, Woodstock and Yatte Yattah. Additional points of distribution include: • Advertiser retailer spaces and office’s, • Ulladulla Newsagency • Burrill Lake Newsagency • Mollymook Newsagency • Milton Library • the Milton Ulladulla ExServos Club • Community group meetings • Sports fields • Pigeon House Motel • The Sandbar and Café • Ulladulla Resource Centre • Ulladulla Information Centre at the Civic Centre. Due to the sheer volume of content received, we also offer an online version of the Local Express through FlipSnack which incorporates additional articles and links directly back to advertisers and content providers websites and email addresses. Advertising Rates and Options Advertising Rate Card All rates per issue exclude GST. 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