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Australian Press Council Member Publications February 2018 Australian Press Council Member Publications February 2018 The following titles are published by, or are members of, the constituent body under which they are listed. They are subject to the Press Council’s jurisdiction in relation to standards of practice and adjudication of complaints. Australian Rural Publishers Association Agriculture Today ALFA Lot Feeding Australian Cotton and Grain Outlook Australian Dairyfarmer Australian Farm Journal Australian Horticulture Farm Weekly Farming Small Areas Good Fruit and Vegetables GrapeGrowers and Vignerons Horse Deals Irrigation and Water Resources North Queensland Register Northern Dairy Farmer Queensland Country Life Ripe Smart Farmer Stock and Land Stock Journal The Grower The Land Turfcraft International Bauer Media Group 4 x 4 Australia NW Aus Gourmet Traveller Magazine OK Magazine Aust Bus and Coach Owner Driver Magazine Australian Geographic People Magazine Australian House & Garden Magazine Picture Magazine Australian Transport News Puzzle Book Australian Women's Weekly Real Living Magazine Belle (excluding Band-ons) Recipes Plus Magazine Cosmopolitan Shopping for Baby Magazine Cosmopolitan Body Street Machine Cosmopolitan Brides Take 5 Cosmopolitan Extensions Take 5 Pocket Puzzler Deals On Wheels Take 5 Mega Puzzler Earth Movers & Excavators Magazine The Pic-Home Girls Restricted Elle The Pic-Home Girls Unrestricted Empire Magazine TV Week Expert Parenting Oneshots Unique Cars Magazine Farms & Farm Machinery Weight Watchers Magazine Good Health Magazine Wheels Harper’s Bazaar Woman's Day Homes + Woman’s Day Super Puzzler Men's Style Magazine World of Knowledge Money Magazine Yours Mother & Baby Magazine Motor Community Newspapers Australia Advocate Geelong Indy Adelaide Matters Geelong News Albert and Logan News Greater Dandenong Leader Auburn Review Pictorial Guardian Messenger Bankstown Canterbury Torch Hawkesbury Gazette Bayside Leader Heidelberg Leader Berwick Leader Hills Gazette/Avon Valley Gazette Berwick News Hills News Blacktown Advocate Hills Shire Times Blacktown Sun Hobsons Bay Leader Brimbank & Northwest Star Weekly Hornsby Advocate Brimbank Leader Hume Leader Caboolture Shire Herald Inner West Courier Camden Narellan Advertiser Journal News Campbelltown-Macarthur Advertiser Knox Leader Canning Times Leader Messenger Canterbury-Bankstown Express Lilydale & Yarra Valley Leader Caulfield Glen Eira/ Port Phillip Leader Liverpool City Champion Central Coast Express Advocate Liverpool Leader Central Sydney Logan West Leader City North Messenger MacArthur Chronicle City North News Manly Daily City South News Manningham Leader Cooks River Valley Times Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly Cranbourne Leader Maribyrnong Leader Cranbourne News Maroondah Leader Dandenong Journal Melbourne Leader Diamond Valley Leader Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly East Torrens Messenger Melton Leader Eastern Courier Messenger Melville Times Echo Midland/Kalamunda Reporter Fairfield Advance Mitcham & Hills Messenger Fairfield City Champion Monash Leader Ferntree Gully, Belgrave Mail Moonee Valley Leader Frankston Standard Leader Moorabbin Kingston/Moorabbin Glen Eira Free Press Leader Leader Fremantle Cockburn Gazette Mordialloc Chelsea Leader Moreland Leader Rouse Hill Courier Mornington Peninsula Leader Rouse Hill Times Mosman Daily South-East Advertiser Mount Druitt & St Marys Standard South-West News Mountain Views Mail Southern Courier North Lakes Times Southern Gazette North Shore Times Southern Times Messenger Northcote Leader Springfield News Northern District Times St George and Sutherland Shire Leader Northern Messenger St Marys Mt Druitt Star Northern Star Weekly Stonnington Leader Northern Times Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly Northside Chronicle Sunbury/ Macedon Ranges Leader North-West News The City Pakenham Gazette Upper Yarra Mail Pakenham Officer News Weekly Times Parramatta Advertiser Weekly Times Messenger Parramatta Sun Wentworth Courier Penrith City Gazette Westside News Penrith Press Whitehorse Leader Pine Rivers Press Whittlesea Leader Port Stephens Examiner Wollondilly Advertiser Portside Messenger Wyndham Leader Preston Leader Wyndham Star Weekly Progress Leader Wynnum Herald Ranges Trader Mail Redcliffe & Bayside Herald Country Press Australia Alexandra Eildon Marysville Standard North Central News Bairnsdale Advertiser North West Express Barrier Daily Truth Numurkah Leader Benalla Ensign Pakenham Gazette Bendigo Weekly Phillip Island & San Remo Advertiser Casterton News Portland Observer and Guardian Castlemaine Mail Pyrenees Advocate Cobden Timboon Coast Times Rainbow Jeparit Argus Coonabarabran Times Riverine Herald Corowa Free Press Sea Lake & Wycheproof Times Ensign Corryong Courier Seymour Telegraph Deniliquin Pastoral Times Shepparton News East Gippsland News Snowy River Mail Fassifern Guardian South Gippsland Sentinel Times Geelong Independent Southern Riverina News Gippsland Times & Maffra Spectator Surf Coast Times Gilgandra Weekly Tatura Guardian Golden Plains Miner Terang Express High Country Herald The Baw Baw Shire & West Gippsland Trader Hopetoun Courier & Mallee Pioneer The Border Times Koondrook & Barham Bridge The Border Watch Kyabram Free Press The Buloke Times Lakes Post The Bunyip Latrobe Valley Express The Camperdown Chronicle Mansfield Courier The Colac Herald Midland Express The Courier Midstate Observer The Courier Cobram Mildura Midweek The Courier - Mt Barker Mildura Weekly The Dimboola Banner Molong Express The Euroa Gazette Moorabool News The Gannawarra Times Moree Champion The Guardian Swan Hill Moruya Examiner The Leader Mountain Views Mail The Loddon Times Mudgee Guardian & Gulgong Advertiser The Loxton News Myrtleford Times & Alpine Observer The Maryborough District Advertiser Nhill Free Press The McIvor Times The Mirror The Spectator The Mortlake Dispatch The Tarrangower Times The Murray Pioneer The Warragul & Drouin Gazette The North Central Review The Weekly Advertiser The Ovens & Murray Advertiser Wangaratta Chronicle The Penola Pennant Warracknabeal Herald The Plains Producer West Wimmera Advocate The River News West Wyalong Advocate The Riverine Grazier Yarram Standard The Robinvale Sentinel Yarrawonga Chronicle The Robinvale Sentinel Yorke Peninsula Country Times The Shepparton Adviser The Southern Argus Fairfax Media AgTrader Monthly Dungog Chronicle Augusta-Margaret River Mail Eurobadalla Independent Australian Cotton Outlook Eastern Riverina Chronicle Australian Senior Explore Tasmania Barossa & Light Herald Express Extra (Armidale) Bay Post Eyre Peninsula Tribune Beaudesert Times Fairfield City Champion Bega District News Farm Weekly Magazine Blacktown City Sun Farming Small Areas Blayney Chronicle Financial Review BOSS Blue Mountains Gazette Financial Review Smart Investor Bombala Times Focus (Coffs Coast) Boorowa News Focus (Greater Port Macquarie) Border Chronicle Focus (Manning-Great Lakes) Border News Focus (New England) Braidwood Times Forbes Advocate Brimbank & North West Star Weekly Gippsland Farmer Bunbury Mail Gippsland Times Busselton-Dunsborough Mail Glen Innes Examiner Camden Haven Courier Gloucester Advocate Camden Narellan Advertiser Good Fruit + Vegetables Canberra Times Good Weekend Canowindra News Central Western Daily Good Wine Guide Coastal Leader Goondiwindi Argus Coleamabally Observer Goulburn Post Collie Mail Goulburn Post Weekly Cootamundra Herald Great Lakes Advocate Country Leader Great Lakes Extra Country Music Capital News Guardian News Cowra Guardian Harden Murrumburrah Express Crookwell Gazette Hawkesbury Courier Daily Liberal (Dubbo) Hawkesbury Gazette Domain Adelaide Hibiscus Happynings Domain Canberra Highlands Post Domain Geelong Hills News Domain Melbourne Horse Deals Domain Sydney Hortguide Donnybrook-Bridgetown Manjimup Mail Hunter Valley News Hunter Valley Star News On the Coast Illawarra Mercury Out & About Jimboomba Times Parkes Champion–Post Katherine Times Parramatta & Holyroyd Sun Kiama Independent Penrith City Gazette Latrobe Valley Express Port Lincoln Times Life & Leisure Luxury Port Macquarie Express Life & Leisure The Sophisticated Traveller Port Macquarie News Lithgow Mercury Port Stephens Examiner Liverpool City Champion Post Weekly Lotfeeding Pro-Ag Macleay Valley Happynings Property Press Magnet Public Sector Informant Mailbox Shopper Queensland Country Life Mandurah Mail Queensland Grains Outlook Manning River Times Queensland Senior Maribyrnong & Hobsons Bay Star Weekly Queensland Smart Farmer Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly Redland City Bulletin Merimbula News Weekly Review Magazine Mid Coast Happenings Ripe Mid Coast Observer Rouse Hill Courier Mid State Observer Sapphire Coaster Milton Ulladulla Times Senior Post Moree Champion Senior Traveller Moruya Examiner Shoalhaven & Nowra News Mudgee Guardian Smart Farmer Muswellbrook Chronicle SMH Good Café Guide My Family Magazine SMH Good Food Guide Namoi Valley Independent SMH Good Food Guide under $30 Naracoorte Herald SMH Good Pub Food Guide Narooma News Snowy Times Narromine News South Australia Senior Newcastle Herald South Coast Register North Queensland Register South West Advertiser Northern Argus Southern Cross (Junee) Northern Star Weekly Southern Highland News Nyngan Observer Southern Weekly Oberon Review St George & Sutherland Shire Leader Official Guide to Tamworth Country Music St Mary’s-Mt Druitt Star Festival Stock and Land Stock Journal The Islander Sunbury & Macedon Ranges Star Weekly The Lakes Mail Sunday Canberra Times The Land Sunday Examiner Tasmanian Parent The Leader (Wagga Wagga) Sunday
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