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The Daily Telegraph

Published: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

Cover Price: Mon-Fri: $1.00, Saturday: $1.60, Sunday: $0.00 

Website: www.dailytelegraph.com.au

Contact Newspaper: Sales support

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Circulation

 

Weekdays Saturday Sunday
374,395 339,621 -

Readership
  Weekdays Saturday Sunday
Total 969,000 847,000 -
Sex      
Male 538,000 454,000 -
Female 431,000 393,000 -
Age      
14 - 17 37,000 43,000 -
18 - 24 91,000 61,000 -
25 - 34 149,000 129,000 -
35 - 49 247,000 214,000 -
50 - 64 243,000 214,000 -
65+ 203,000 185,000 -
Working Status      
Professional/Management 177,000 154,000 -
White Collar 161,000 128,000 -
Skilled/Semi/Unskilled 244,000 208,000 -
Home duties 50,000 44,000 -
Retired 232,000 216,000 -
Students/Not Working 70,000 65,000 -
Main grocery buyer      
Main grocery buyer 628,000 548,000 -

Published casual rate
  Weekdays Saturday Sunday
20x7 (≈ ½ pg Tabloid) (Colour) $22,438.00 $19,031.00
20x7 (≈ ½ pg Tabloid) (Black/White) $17,260.00 $14,639.00
10x7 (≈ Tabloid strip) (Colour) $11,219.00 $9,515.00
10x7 (≈ Tabloid strip) (Black/White) $8,630.00 $7,319.00
FP Tabloid (Colour) $42,633.00 $36,158.00
FP Tabloid (Black/White) $32,794.00 $27,814.00
28x5 (≈ A4) (Colour) $22,438.00 $19,031.00
28x5 (≈ A4) (Black/White) $17,260.00 $14,639.00

CIRCULATION

Source: Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC). Average Net Paid Sales for April - June 2010 (metro and larger regional titles) / January-June 2010 (other regional titles).

NB: Where weekend editions' circulation figures incorporate both Saturday and Sunday circulation, the combined circulation figure appears in the Saturday column.

NB2: Some Monday-Saturday newspapers report Monday-Saturday but not Monday-Friday circulation. In such cases the figure in the Monday-Friday column refers to the Monday-Saturday circulation.

NB3: For Monday-Saturday newspapers that do not report separate weekday and Saturday circulation, the Monday-Saturday circulation figure appears in both the Weekday and the Saturday column.

* Source CAB Audit Sept 09

** Publisher's claim (mX)

^ CAB Audit September 09 March 2010


READERSHIP

Sources: Roy Morgan Research. July 2009 - June 2010.

NB  The readership figures for each APN masthead are based on its APN total distribution area (TDA); data relates to the period April 2008 – March 2010.

NB2: mX readership data is sourced from Panorama National Survey 10 (Jan09-Dec09).

Panorama Working Status Descriptors for mX titles:

* Professional/Management = Managers/Administrators + Professionals

** White Collar = Upper White Collar + Lower White Collar

*** Skilled/Semi/Unskilled  = Trades & Related + Plant & Machine Operator/Driver + Labourers & Related

**** This figure for mX covers all people age 50+

NB3: The occupation/working status figures do not total 100% as people who do not work, or are not seeking work, have been excluded.

NB4: Where weekend editions' readership figures incorporate both Saturday and Sunday readership, the combined readership figure appears in the Saturday column.

PUBLISHED RATES

All advertising rates effective 1st July 2008 to 30th June 2009, inclusive of GST and current at the time of publication. Rates for publications which exclude GST are Illawarra Mercury, Sunday Territorian, The Advertiser (Bendigo), The Advocate (Burnie), The Border Mail (Albury), The Courier (Ballarat), The Examiner/Sunday Examiner and the Townsville Bulletin.

The rates provided for use within the facts pages and used for the Schedule Generator are based on common column centimetre formats and are approximations only, with the intention that they be used solely as a guide during the media planning process.

Publishers reserve the right to amend rates without notification. Rates have not been calculated to modular formats. Rates are based on the casual level for early general news (EGN)/run of paper (ROP) and do not account for special placement, whether loaded or for appearance within sections.

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About the paper

Introduction

The Daily Telegraph is the leading daily newspaper in NSW and it delivers to readers, both in Sydney and across the state, the best coverage of news as it happens setting the news agenda for the rest of the media.

The newspaper provides an unbeatable mix of hard news, features, and sport, lifestyle and celebrity stories. Its focus also extends beyond the state to provide peerless coverage of national and international affairs, with thoughtful analysis and provocative commentary.

The Daily Telegraph also publishes a range of dedicated sections - especially Sydney Confidential, Sydney Live, Connect, Seven Days and carsguide - which have become stand-alone brands due to the consistently high quality of their content and their ability to cover stories which resonate with readers.