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2021 Honi Soit Media Australia’s only weekly student newspaper. News, culture and satire since 1929. Published by the Students’ Representative Council, University of Sydney honisoit.com Australia’s only weekly student newspaper. News, culture and satire since 1929. Published by the Students’ Representative Council, University of Sydney. About Honi Soit newspaper A selection of Honi Soit covers Honi Soit has been published by the Students’ Representative Council, University of Sydney since 1929 and has a proud reputation of being the most vibrant and prestigious student publication in Australia. It has an illustrious alumni of student editors who have gone on to become well known faces in the media and in public life. Honi Soit is a tabloid sized weekly, produced during semesters (27 editions per year). It has a print run of 3 000 and is distributed free at over 62 locations on Sydney University campuses including main campus, Faculty of Nursing, Camperdown; Sydney College of the Arts, Rozelle; Conservatorium of Music, and Cumberland College of Health Sciences. This includes newspaper stands in foyers, cafes, faculty desks and libraries. Published weekly during semester (27 editions per year) Tabloid size newspaper, full colour throughout, distributed free. Target the student market There are over 45 000 students and nearly 10 000 staff at Sydney University. Honi Soit offers an exciting opportunity for you to capture the undergraduate and postgraduate student markets. Online advertising University students represent a lucrative potential market: they are high Leaderboard banner ads discretionary spenders, and are an important force in the youth market. (728 x 90px, or 970 x 90px) are available. 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Ph: 02 9660 5222 Fax: 02 9660 4260 2026 (Wk 13, Sem 2) 4-Nov 10-Nov Honi Soit is a non-profit newspaper, and does not pay agency commission. email: [email protected] Information current 1/6/20 Australia’s only weekly student newspaper. News, culture and satire since 1929. Published by the Students’ Representative Council, University of Sydney. A visual guide to ad sizes 8 HONI SOIT SEMESTER 1 • WEEK 3 10 HONI SOIT SEMESTER 1 • WEEK 3 PROFILE FEATURE PROFILE FEATURE Shaun Harris: Shaun Harris: 16th W: 57mm “They all say that she was faking it. How “They all say that she was faking it. 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A 22-year-old woman, than we’ve been able to in the past.” similar in age to many of us, who was incarcer- Despite the overwhelming force that Shaun similar in age to many of us, who was incarcer- Despite the overwhelming force that Shaun ated for failing to pay fines, only to die of staph- wakes to battle against each day, he maintains ated for failing to pay fines, only to die of staph- wakes to battle against each day, he maintains ylococcal septicaemia and pneumonia three days a sense of optimism, an optimism I felt I didn’t ylococcal septicaemia and pneumonia three days a sense of optimism, an optimism I felt I didn’t later.
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