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Associated Newspaper Register ABA [^Update Associated newspaper register The associated newspaper register assists the ABA in moni­ T he Broadcasting Services Act 1992 deFines the term toring compliance with the cross-media provisions oF the Act. N ew spaper at s. 6: Under the Act a person must not be in a position to exercise Newspaper means a newspaper that is in the English language and control oF both a commercial television broadcasting licence is published on at least 4 days in each week, but does include a and a commercial radio broadcasting licence which have the publication if less than 50% of its circulation is by way of sale. same licence area. Similarly, a person must not be in a position Section 59(3) provides: to exercise control oF a commercial television broadcasting If the ABA is satisfied that at least 50% of the circulation of a licence, or a commercial radio broadcasting licence, and a newspaper is within the licence area of a commercial television newspaper associated with the licence area oF such a licence. broadcasting licence or a commercial radio broadcasting licence, The associated newspaper register is updated bi-annually or the ABA is to enter the name of the newspaper in the Register in as required. relation to that licence area. ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPER TELEVISION SERVICE RADIO SERVICES (place of pubucavon) (region) (region) Australian Capital Territory \ ■ * ' ■- . : •: ' " The Canberra Times CBN, CTC, WIN (southern NSW) 1CBR, 2CA, 2CC, 2R0C (Canberra) Mew South Wales The Daily Telegraph/The Sydney Morning ATN, TCN, TEN (Sydney) 2CH, 2GB, 2KY, 2SM, 2UE, 2DAY, 2MMM, Herald (Sydney) 2WFM (Sydney) Barrier Daily Truth (Broken Hill) BKN (Broken Hill) 2BH, 2HIL (Broken Hill) The Border Morning Mail (Albury) GLV (eastern Vic) AMV, VTV(regional Vic) 2 AY, 2 A AY (Albury) Central Western Daily (Orange) CBN, CTC, WIN (southern NSW) 2GZ (Orange) The Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga) CBN, CTC, WIN (southern NSW) 2WG, 2WZD (Wagga Wagga) The Daily Examiner (Grafton) NBN, NEN, NRN (northern NSW) 2GF (Grafton) Daily Liberal (Dubbo) CBN, CTC, WIN (southern NSW) 2DU (Dubbo) Goulburn Post (Goulburn) CBN, CTC, WIN (southern NSW) 2GN (Goulburn) lllawarra Mercury (Wollongong) CBN, CTC, WIN (southern NSW) 2WIN, 2UUL (Wollongong) The Mercury (Maitland) NBN, NEN, NRN (northern NSW) 2HD, 2KKO, 2NEW, 2XXX (Newcastle) The Newcastle Herald (Newcastle) NBN, NEN, NRN (northern NSW) 2HD, 2KK0, 2NEW, 2XXX (Newcastle) The Northern Daily Leader (Tamworth) NBN, NEN, NRN (northern NSW) 2TM, 2TTT (Tamworth) The Northern Star (Lismore) NBN, NEN, NRN (northern NSW) 2LM, 2ZZZ (Lismore) Western Advocate (Bathurst) CBN, CTC, WIN (southern NSW) 2BS (Bathurst) Victoria The Age/The Herald-Sun (Melbourne) ATV, GTV, HSV (Melbourne) 3AK, 3AW, 3EE, 3MP, 3UZ, 3F0X, 3KKZ, 3MMM, 3TTT (Melbourne) Bendigo Advertiser (Bendigo) BCV (western Vic) AMV, VTV (regional Vic) 3BB0 (Bendigo) The Ballarat Courier (Ballarat) BCV (western Vic) AMV, VTV (regional Vic) 3BA, 3BBA (Ballarat) Geelong Advertiser (Geelong) ATV, GTV, HSV (Melbourne) 3 BAY, 3CAT (Geelong) The Shepparton News (Shepparton) GLV (eastern Vic) AMV, VTV (regional Vic) Sunraysia Daily (Mildura) STV (Mildura) 3MA, 3MDA (Mildura) The Warrnambool Standard BCV (western Vic) 3YB (Warrnambool) (Warrnambool) AMV, VTV (regional Vic) Queensland The Courier Mail (Brisbane) BTQ, QTQ, TVQ (Brisbane) 4BC, 4BH, 4KQ, 4BBB, 4MMM, 4TAB (Brisbane) The Cairns Post (Cairns) RTQ, STQ, TNQ (regional Qld) 4CA, 4H0T (Cairns) Chronicle (Maryborough) RTQ, STQ, TNQ (regional Qld) 4MB (Maryborough) The Chronicle (Toowoomba) RTQ, STQ, TNQ (regional Qld) 4GR (Toowoomba) 4AK (Oakey) 4WK (Warwick) The Daily Mercury (Mackay) RTQ, STQ, TNQ (regional Qld) 4MK, 4MKY (Mackay) Daily News (Warwick) RTQ, STQ, TNQ (regional Qld) 4GR (Toowoomba) 4AK (Oakey) 4WK (Warwick) The Gladstone Observer (Gladstone) RTQ, STQ, TNQ (regional Qld) 4RO (Rockhampton) 4CC (Gladstone) The Gold Coast Bulletin (Gold Coast) BTQ, QTQ, TVQ (Brisbane) 4GLD, 4SEA (Gold Coast) The Gympie Times (Gympie) RTQ, STQ, TNQ (regional Qld) 4GY (Gympie) The Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton) RTQ, STQ, TNQ (regional Qld) 4RO (Rockhampton) 4CC (Gladstone) News Mail (Bundaberg) RTQ, STQ, TNQ (regional Qld) 4BU, 4RUM (Bundaberg) 18 A ssociated newspaper Television service Radio services (place of pubucation) (region) (region) The North-West Star (Mount Isa) ITQ (Mount Isa) 4LM, 4MIC (Mount Isa) Sunshine Coast Daily (Maroochydore) RTQ, STQ, TNQ (regional Qld) 4SSS(Nambour) The Queensland Times (Ipswich) BTQ, QTQ, TVQ (Brisbane) 4TAB (Brisbane) 4QFM (Ipswich) 4BC, 4BH, 4KQ, 4BBB, 4MMM, 4TAB (Brisbane) Townsville Bulletin (Townsville) RTQ, STQ, TNQ (regional Qld) 4T0, 4RAM (Townsville) Tweed Gold Coast Daily News BTQ, QTQ, TVQ (Brisbane) 4GLD, 4SEA (Gold Coast) South Australia The Advertiser (Adelaide) ADS, NWS, SAS (Adelaide) 5AA, 5DN, 5ADD, 5MMM, 5SSA (Adelaide) Border Watch (Mount Gambier) SES (south east SA) 5SE (Mount Gambier) W itralif .. The West Australian (Perth) NEW, STW, TVW (Perth) 6IX, 6PR, 6JKY, 6N0W, 6PPM (Perth) Kalgoorlie Miner (Kalgoorlie) VEW (Kalgoorlie) 6KG (Kalgoorlie) Tasmania The Mercury (Hobart) TNT, TVT (Tas) 7HT, 7HH0, 7TTT (Hobart) The Advocate (Burnie) TNT, TVT (Tas) 7AD (Devonport) 7BU (Burnie) The Examiner (Launceston) TNT, TVT (Tas) 7EX, 7LA (Launceston) northern Territory Northern Territory News (Darwin) NTD (Darwin) 8H0T (Darwin) ^ Large circulation newspaper register Under s. 106 of the Act a person who is in a position to ests exceeding two per cent in, or be in a position to exercise exercise control of a newspaper that is entered in the Large control of, satellite subscription television broadcasting li­ circulation newspaper register must not have company inter­ cence A. This provision ceases to have effect on 1 July 1997. Mew South Wales The Australian The Daily Telegraph The Sydney Morning Herald V icto ria The Age The Herald-Sun Q u ee n slan d The Courier Mail South Australia The Advertiser Western Australia The West Australian rJi Programs granted C o rP classification between 7 May and 26- June 199S. Producers interested in submitting programs for classification shoufd contact Lm Gilchrist on {02} 334 7$40. rule Origin Oass. Hew/ Oedshn Applicant Renewal date ADVENTURES ON THE Australia : C A D new 2 5 Ju n .1 9 9 6 Rosenbaum Whitbread BALANCED PARTICLE FREEWAY Productions CHALLENGER Australia new B J y n ,1 9 9 6 Nine Network Australia FUDGE U SA ' n ew 21.May 1996 Network Ten Brisbane GOODSPORTS (series 4 } Australia c n ew 1 4 Ju n .l9 9 6 WIN 'feievision Tasmania HOT SCIENCE Australia c new 7 J o n J 9 9 6 Banksia Productions HOT SHOTS (series 3) Australia , T9.Jun.1996 :: Sportsworid Network (Australia) Pty Ltd. SLAM JAM Australia PRC 2 9 Ju h , 1996 , La Castra Enterprises Pty ltd , TABAIUGA Australia 'S c c M l 1 4 J u n J9 9 6 Yoram Gross film Studio Pty Limited TIME MASTERS Australia S S l i i new 31.May 1996 ' Southern Star Productions' C - children's program PRC - Provisional C C A D - C Australian Drama J u ly 1996 19.
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