METRO MEDIA KIT - News Corp Australia
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 1.
METRO MEDIA KIT
Effective March, 2017
ADVERTISING SALES
The Courier-Mail and The Sunday Mail audiences are
For advertising enquiries please contact your more valuable than ever. They have a stable readership
News Corp Australia account manager or phone 07 3666 6988 at scale reaching 1,920,000 Queenslanders.
Source: emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, All people 14+. Last four weeks net.
News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 2.
Index
ADVERTISING SPECIFICATIONS 38-52 Welcome
WELCOME 3 EGN - layout restrictions 39
Tabloid, Stitch & trim 40-41 Our Brands
Newspaper magazine 42-43
OUR BRANDS 4-19
TV Guide 44
Sections by day 5 Print
Realestate & HOME 45
Letter from The Courier-Mail Editor 6
Stellar 46-47
The Courier-Mail sections 7-16
Material specifications 48-49 High Impact
Letter from The Sunday Mail Editor 17
Display deadlines 50
The Sunday Mail sections 18-21
Classifieds deadlines 51 Digital
Digital sizes & deadlines 52
PRINT ADVERTISING OPTIONS 22-24
News Corp Studios
AD-NOTE AND INSERT SPECIFICATIONS 53-65 Brisbane
HIGH IMPACT ADVERTISING OPTIONS 25-30 Ad-notes deadlines and conditions 54
Inserts quantities and distribution 55-65 Advertising Specs
DIGITAL ADVERTISING OPTIONS 31-35
Desktop 32 TERMS & CONDITIONS 66-69 Adnote & Insert Specs
Mobile 33
Tablet 34
Digital Integration 35
DIGITAL ADVERTISING GUIDELINES 70-72 Terms & Conditions
NEWS CORP STUDIOS – QLD 36-37 CONTACTS 73-74 Digital Advertising
Guidelines
Contacts
214_06-15_M46965
News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 3.
Newspaper audiences are more valuable than ever
More Australians do more with us. We’re part of their lives, their fun, work, relaxation, learning and hobbies.
We’re in homes, in kitchens, on coffee tables, on laps and in hands. We connect with more people across print, web, broadcast, mobile and tablet Welcome
with more depth, breadth and purpose than any other media organisation - our brands play a key role in the lives of Australians.
Our Brands
Newspaper audiences are more valuable than ever. If it is scale you need, reach more
than 3 million people who read The Courier-Mail or The Sunday Mail via print or digital Print
platforms. That’s 63% of the state (4 week readership*).
High Impact
Newspapers are the MOST TRUSTED paid medium^, offering your business an
environment of influence to drive your advertising results. Newspapers are also great team Digital
players; case studies show newspaper advertising significantly drives better campaign
results when added to TV campaigns - increasing call-to-action, recall and brand familiarity. News Corp Studios
Brisbane
Further, newspaper advertising drives further research and enquiries online.
Advertising Specs
We’re constantly innovating to offer our readers and advertisers world-class products
and solutions.
Adnote & Insert Specs
Talk to one of our News Corp Australia advertisers experts today for a tailored advertising
solution across print, digital, social, video, integration or content. Terms & Conditions
Digital Advertising
Guidelines
influence teamwork scale
Contacts
Print Advertising
Innovations
Sources: *emmaTM conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, June 2016, Nielsen Digital Ratings June 2016, All people 14+.; ^ 2015 Nielsen Global Trust in Advertising Report, Australian data; ¹Source: http://www.thenewspaperworks.com.au/highenergyadsswitchonprintpower/Dec 2015; ²News Corp QLD Modelling; ³
Millward Brown for NewsWorks (UK) across 5000 respondents - Advertising Measure Call to Action “gives me a reason to go out and buy % top 2 box.
News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 4.
Welcome
Our Brands
Print
High Impact
Our Brands Digital
News Corp Studios
Brisbane
Adnote & Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Digital Advertising
Guidelines
News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 5.
Sections by day
Sections Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun
body + soul ü
BUSINESS ü ü ü ü ü ü
Careers with SEEK ü ü ü ü ü ü ü Welcome
Carsguide ü ü ü ü ü ü ü
Classifieds ü ü ü ü ü ü ü Our Brands
Escape ü
Factor X ü Print
Inspire ü
Hit ü High Impact
HOME GROUND NRL season^
moneysaverHQ ü Digital
Money ü
Prime Site ü News Corp Studios
Brisbane
QConfidential ü ü ü ü ü ü ü
Queensland taste.com.au ü Advertising Specs
Sport ü ü ü ü ü ü ü
Switched On ü Adnote & Insert Specs
Travel (appears in Qweekend) ü
Weekend Extra ü
Terms & Conditions
Weekend Shopper ü
Digital Advertising
Guidelines
Inserted Magazines Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun
QBM (Queensland Business Monthly) Last Friday monthly* Contacts
Qweekend ü
Realestate & HOME magazine ü
Stellar ü
TV Guide ü
*QBM publishes on the last Friday of every month except December and January
^HOME GROUND publishes Thursdays weekly during the NRL season only.
News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 6.
Letter from the Editor
THE COURIER-MAIL
Like a loyal family member, The Courier-Mail is at the heart of Queensland. Welcome
We’re there for all the moments that matter, whether they make you cry, laugh or gasp in shock.
And, importantly, we’re always there to fight for Queenslanders. Our Brands
We have a long and proud legacy of campaigning to make the state a better place for our readers.
Print
Today we do that in a bright, engaging and edgy manner in print, on tablet, mobile phone and desktop at
every hour of the day.
High Impact
With more journalists than anyone else in the state, we have the experience and quality to make a difference
to lives and tell the stories that matter and lead the state every day. From uncovering the latest political
scandal, to providing the best food reviews, and sometimes just telling the stories that bring a smile to your Digital
face, we are Queensland’s favourite source for news, sport, lifestyle, culture and business.
That’s why, every four weeks 3,013,000 people are reading The Courier-Mail and The Sunday Mail News Corp Studios
Brisbane
in print and online.
Lachlan Heywood Advertising Specs
Editor of The Courier-Mail
Adnote & Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Digital Advertising
Guidelines
Contacts
Source: emmaTM conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, Nielsen Digital Ratings June 2016, All people 14+
News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 7.
EXCLUSIVE BIKIES UNITE TO CAMPAIGN FOR LABOR I P2
THE COURIER-MAIL
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2016 // $1.50 INCL GST // COURIERMAIL.COM.AU
The Courier-Mail has long been the favourite newspaper of Brisbane and Queensland.
We deliver the latest breaking news that is driving the public Advertisers can connect with a large Queensland audience
agenda. Dedicated sections make it easy for our readers to every day.
navigate the latest breaking news, headlines and issues of the
Leverage the power of our well-known and trusted brand to Welcome
day with smart, savvy, affluent and relevant content.
ensure your products reach our readers regularly, in a highly
This is because we share the aspirations and values of our trusted environment.
readers, and a love for this city and state. With our fresh, clean, Our Brands
modern design, The Courier-Mail is better positioned than
NEVER
ACCORDING to their critics, they were past their ever to deliver the best daily combination of news, sport,
Print
prime. Too old to win another Origin. And yet this
greatest generation of Maroons proved again last
celebrity and business coverage, in printed and digital form.
night that age has not wearied them, as they put
NSW to the sword 26-16 – securing their 10th
series win in 11 years.
Six of the Maroons who ran on to Suncorp Stadi-
um were aged over 30, compared to just four of
the Blues. And while the Blues were on top for peri-
GETS OLD
ods in the first half, the Queenslanders dominated
a pulsating second 40 minutes – yet again proving
Print Web Tablet Mobile
wrong former NSW coach and commentator Phil
Gould, who had said the Maroons were “nowhere
near as formidable as ... in previous seasons”.
FULL COVERAGE IN SPORT
High Impact
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
Newsprint Monday - Friday (Avg.) 147,122 603,000
Digital
Saturday 179,149 589,000
Source: ^emmaTM conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016. *ABC, Apr - Jun 2016. News Corp Studios
Brisbane
Advertising Specs
COURIERMAIL.COM.AU
The essential part of any Queenslander’s day. Adnote & Insert Specs
Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, • An important voice for the community, with interactive polls
couriermail.com.au provides: and surveys, user blogs, comments, videos and picture Terms & Conditions
• Up to the minute, local, national and international news galleries
Digital Advertising
• Expert analysis on local current affairs • Extensive sports coverage, now powered by Fox Sports, Guidelines
including unique video and picture galleries
• Direct access to Queensland’s most respected journalists
Contacts
• A rich news experience through video and picture galleries The audience on couriermail.com.au is engaged and active,
and you can choose from a range of placements that enable
• Lifestyle, shopping, fashion and entertainment news, activities specific targeting of your nominated market segment.
and events, with online style gurus and bargain hunters
Unique Audience Page Views Page Views Per Person Time Per Person
1,450,000 17,688,000 12 20:41
Source: Nielsen Digital Ratings, July 2016
News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 8.
26 BUSINESS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 5 2016 COURIERMAIL.COM.AU
BUSINESS
Business news that matters.
MUTUAL BANKS
HAVE A RECIPE
FOR SUCCESS
MONEY SAVER HQ, P33
Mine slump PICKING PROFITS FROM
INSURANCE WRECK
The Courier-Mail Business section is for young, urban • Commentary and analysis on the marketplace by respected
professional Australians who want to keep up with business, authorities.
challenge JACINDA TUTTY
ENGINEERING consultancy outfit Censeo
the economy, marketplace and workplace trends. The
Welcome
Our unique content and business news helps readers to make
has emerged from the troubled insurance
for banks
claims firm Stream Group, whose main Aus-
tralian operations collapsed last year.
Stream’s Australian operations were
Business section provides readers with:
placed into liquidation with debts in excess of
$11 million, with liquidators blaming poor
sense of major economic and business trends. We arm our
strategic management and a lack of working
capital among reasons for the failure.
But Censeo, a profit-making business, sur-
vived and has been re-privatised through a
Our Brands
management buy out by Brisbane entrepre-
LIAM WALSH Bundaberg-based Auswide neur Kate Middleton.
• Daily business news and information. readers with the tools they need to make smart choices across
Bank said lending had retreat- The business facilitates the insurance in-
EVEN as banks enjoy a period ed in its “traditional central dustry, by providing engineering reports and
of low problems with dud and north Queensland” mar- consultancy in the event of a disaster or dam-
loans, parts of Queensland are kets, which was linked to un- age.
showing an ongoing rash of employment and static or Ms Middleton worked as a consultant for
debt troubles. declining house prices, while Stream and negotiated a sale of the business
The mining slowdown and loan growth was occurring in after slashing operating costs and improving
investments, their careers and professional lives.
tight economic times are to the state’s southeast. margins to prove the business could be sal-
• Unique stories covering the companies you know and the
blame for some stressed home Australian Financial Secur- vaged.
and personal loans, according ity Authority statistics indicate “Even though Stream was a complete
to financial accounts published a rising level of Queenslanders mess, it was still doing well,” Ms Middleton
in the latest results season. going bankrupt or entering said. “After a few months of really immersing
Financial counsellors have debt agreements. There were myself in the business and seeing what was
also noted people struggling 8912 personal insolvency cases and wasn’t working, I asked the board to
Print
after losing high-paying jobs in the year to June, reversing a allow me an opportunity to prove Censeo
brands you care about.
and having bought pricey GROWTH: Cindy Batchelor downward trend since 2012. could be a success.”
homes during boom times. That was when the resources She cut operating costs by 40 per cent,
Some bankers are also see- for problem debts, and Com- boom started cooling. shutting down the office front and created a
ing a decreased appetite for monwealth Bank’s results Financial Counsellors’ As- remote workforce while moving the business
borrowing in regional and showed Queensland and sociation of Queensland presi- onto a more agile and cost-effective cloud-
central areas, even as the Western Australia at the top of dent Jon O’Mally said many based job management platform.
southeast grows. states in which home mortga- factors were at play, including It provided a segue to buy out the business
But bankers stress problem ges repayments had blown out the mining downturn. herself, a deal believed to be worth $1 million.
• Snapshots of key indicators and quick briefs on all news
loans overall remain low and past 90 days. People who had borrowed Ms Middleton is now working to bring
speak optimistically about Those arrears were rising on high incomes and against new insurance clients on board and coax oth-
Queensland. but are still small, below 1 per assets highly valued in the ers back to the business. She aims to grow
“We’re seeing that growth is cent of that loan book. mining era – such as resource- revenue up to 75 per cent in the next 18
continuing but we’re seeing a Another part of Common- era towns – were struggling, months with a turnover of $4.5 million.
shift,” said Cindy Batchelor, wealth’s results said home- he said. “Having a tech-based mindset within an
making headlines.
executive general manager for loan stress in those two states He thought bank lending established and traditional industry gives us
NAB Business. was “mainly due to mining practices had improved and a unique selling point,” she said.
Ms Batchelor said, from a towns”. “Personal loan arrears the institutions were taking
Print Web Tablet Mobile High Impact
small-medium enterprise per- remain elevated mainly due to positive steps in terms of deal-
spective, there was a shift from economic worsening in WA ing with financial stress.
mining activities more into and Queensland,” it said. But Mr O’Mally was con-
services industries, although Toowoomba-based Heri- cerned about areas including
she added the caveat these tage Bank chief executive an increasing number of loan
might produce lower-income Peter Lock said problem bor- brokers who were putting in
jobs. “Tourism is a bright spot
in Queensland,” she said.
rowers were very small. While
Heritage was not seeing any
incorrect details, sometimes to
deliberately trick lenders into Gains on overseas markets likely to
plump up Australian share prospects
Still, NAB has taken an in- hot spots, upticks in stress for lending money. “We’ve seen
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
creased collective provision for mortgage or personal loans falsification, not identifying
mining, setting aside money was in mining towns, he said. correct expenses,” he said.
RBA tipped to hold fire on rate cut
THE share market is tipped to the ASX 200 futures pointing growth rate could increase, Dr
make a strong start to a busy to a 35-point gain in the Oliver said.
week of data releases on the market today. “Overall the picture will be
back of gains on Wall Street. “We should be in for a de- one of reasonable economic
THE Reserve Bank is likely to The RBA has cut interest ment from RBA Governor US and European markets cent rise ... largely reversing a activity if you cut through the
Newsprint Monday - Friday 147,122 283,000 Digital
hold its benchmark interest rates twice in the past four Glenn Stevens (pictured), rallied on Friday after lower 43-point fall that we saw on volatility … caused by export
rate steady at its next meeting, months but the cuts are yet to which will be his last. than expected US jobs data re- Friday,” Dr Oliver said. volumes,” he said.
with the main focus on poten- show up in official data. “On that score, we will be duced the chance of an inter- Elsewhere, an update of Internationally the US is in
tial signals of future moves. “We expect the RBA to hold looking for the governor’s lat- est rate rise by the US Federal Australia’s trade deficit is ex- for a quiet week, led by the La-
All 13 economists in an steady and point out that est views on the housing mar- Reserve, AMP Capital chief pected to show it remains bour Day public holiday
AAP survey expect the it is waiting to see the ket, labour market and (a) economist Shane Oliver said. “deep in deficit territory”, Dr today, while the European
cash rate to be held at its full effects of the cuts CapEx survey,” Mr Aird said. “The odds are, because of Oliver said. Central Bank is expected to
all-time low of 1.5 per cent that have just been de- Royal Bank of Canada chief those benign jobs numbers, The GDP data for the June leave monetary policy on hold
Saturday 179,149 372,000
when the central bank’s livered,” HSBC chief economist Su-Lin Ong said a that the Fed will hold off rais- quarter, to be released on in a meeting on Thursday.
board meets tomorrow. economist Paul Blox- “period of stability seems likely ing rates in September. That Wednesday, is likely to show Increased attention will be
The futures market in- ham said. to stretch into next year”. She of course saw the sharemarket growth dipping to 0.4 per cent, on China as the country re-
dicates the Commonwealth said the language in the RBA’s rally,” Dr Oliver said. as weakness in mining leases trade data and hosts the
chance of a rate Bank economist Gareth post-meeting statement will Also bolstering the chances investments and trade figures G20 summit, but the meeting
cut is just 5 Aird said the focus “likely border on plain and pro- of a positive start is a jump in fall from earlier unsustain- usually has little impact on
News Corp Studios
per cent. would be on a state- vide little forward guidance”. oil and iron ore prices with able highs, but the annual markets, Dr Oliver said.
BCME01Z01MA - V1
Source: ^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, M-F net and Sat last 4 weeks. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016. Brisbane
CAREERS WITH SEEK Advertising Specs
Helping Australians build better careers.
SAT U R D AY, AUGUST 20, 2016
Careers with SEEK provides career as well as job hunting Careers with SEEK makes it easy to access potential Adnote & Insert Specs
news, advice and trends to enhance the value and reading employees via multi-channel recruitment touch-points to
OFF TO
A GOOD experience of employment advertisements in the classifieds attract the best candidates for their roles. Available in both
Terms & Conditions
START section of The Courier-Mail. More than just jobs, editorial aims print via News Corp Australia’s metropolitan papers and
JOIN OUR PUSH TO GIVE
MORE YOUNGSTERS THE
to inform and help job seekers achieve more in their career, SEEK’s online employment offering to reach the largest pool of
OPPORTUNITY TO WORK
Digital Advertising
including those who are happy in their jobs but are open to job seekers. Guidelines
opportunities if they arise.
A WORLD OF
CONNECTIONS
DEMAND SURGE
FOR NURSING
AGENTS ARE
HOME & HOSED
Contacts
P2 P10 P12
WORKSHOP MANAGER
MANAGE EFFECTIVE OPERATIONS
SQL DEVELOPER
YOU’RE IN DEMAND
Print Web Tablet Mobile
EPV are an established business and a leader in the mechanical repair, inspection and service Immediate start.
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
of EWPs, cranes, trucks, plant and equipment. Well respected in the industry they have recently Attractive salary.
expanded and require a qualified Workshop Manager to oversee their Brisbane operation. Brisbane CBD fringe.
You will manage all aspects of a busy workshop whilst servicing existing customers and This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled and motivated SQL Developer to join a rapidly
confidently prospecting for new business opportunities. Your role will include people growing software development company. Working in their Brisbane based development team
management, scheduling of service and repair work, client liaison, quoting new business and you will work collaboratively with clients to understand business requirements and develop
managing budgets. effective software solutions.
Your success in this role will be attributed to your previous experience in a service/workshop You are an analytical problem-solver with demonstrated
management capacity. You will have previous management experience and be trade qualified
147,122 264,000
experience in requirements gathering. You possess in-depth
Newsprint Monday - Friday (classifieds)
with a sound mechanical and electrical aptitude and be experienced working in the mobile plant knowledge of SQL Server, SSRS and SSIS and have extensive
or access equipment service industry. experience developing complex T-SQL code. You have
On offer is an integral leadership position that will play a key part in the growth of the demonstrable experience partnering with clients to deliver
Queensland business. valuable solutions in a timely manner. Additionally, knowledge
of financial/capital markets will be viewed favourably.
Contact Vicki Cotterill at vicki.cotterill@hays.com.au
or 07 3349 4355. Contact Matthew Graham at matthew.graham@hays.com.au
or 07 3243 3044.
179,149 370,000
hays.com.au hays.com.au
Saturday
Source: ^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, M-F net and Sat last 4 weeks. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016.
News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 9.
CARSGUIDE
liftout inside careers with
AUGUST 6, 2016
Where smart people buy and sell cars.
The Carsguide lift-out publishes every Saturday in advice, what’s on, car reviews and industry issues are included
The Courier-Mail, while the Carsguide section publishes every week in this informative, must-read publication.
weekly in the Sunday Mail. It is Queensland’s most Carsguide is the premier marketplace for Queenslanders
Welcome
authoritative publication on new and used vehicles, focusing looking to buy a new, used or luxury car.
on manufacturers, car dealers (new, used and demonstrators)
Back in the $420K Honda
takes on and luxury vehicles (new and used). Our Brands
big league
Europe’s
supercar
heavyweights Expert editorial coverage of new cars, gadgets and gizmos,
Print Web Tablet Mobile Print
GRAND PRIX MAZDA ASPLEY’S
st
1 birthday
celebrations
OUR NEW SHOWROOM TURNS Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
ONE! High Impact
Come celebrate
incredible Newsprint Monday - Friday (classifieds) 147,122 357,000
Drive Away Deals
For the entire
Saturday and Sunday 179,149 433,000
ASPLEY
month of August!
CABOOLTURE WE’VE GOT THE
Digital
Source: ^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, M-F net, Sat and Sun last 4 weeks. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016.
1441 GYMPIE ROAD 1-5 SPITFIRE COURT NORTHSIDE COVERED
PHONE: 3263 5333 PHONE: 5431 4900 www.grandprixmazda.com.au
V1 - BCME01Z01CG
News Corp Studios
Brisbane
INSPIRE Advertising Specs
Igniting minds.
Adnote & Insert Specs
News Corp Australia is passionate about the education of Designed to reach out to students, teachers, parents and the
children and our next generation of readers. Inspire aims to education community it is an ideal environment and excellent
improve students’ current events knowledge, critical thinking opportunity for advertisers seeking to create awareness or Terms & Conditions
skills and reading comprehension via news of the world deliver a product to this market segment.
“always relevant” non-fiction topics. Digital Advertising
Guidelines
The Inspire lift-out publishes every Tuesday in
The Courier-Mail and throughout Queensland in all News Corp Contacts
metropolitan and regional newspaper editions including Cairns
Post, The Townsville Bulletin and Gold Coast Bulletin. Print
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
4-page lift-out Tuesday 147,122 562,000
Source: ^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, host publication. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016.
News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 10.
HIT
If it’s hot and happening, it’s in Hit.
Hit keeps our readers in the loop, providing comprehensive • A local gig guide, Hit is an ideal section for advertisers to
coverage of what’s on and what’s big in entertainment. Hit engage with consumers interested in a wide variety of
entertains readers every Thursday in The Courier-Mail. entertainment options.
Welcome
• Hit features the latest movie and music news and reviews. Reach an audience who are in a decision making frame
of mind and are actively searching for experiences to fill
• Hit conducts the best national interviews, showcases what’s
their leisure time. Our Brands
hot and who’s topping the music charts.
• Information on the biggest touring bands and performers
and in-depth coverage on the latest up and comers. Print
Print
High Impact
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
Newsprint Thursday 147,122 271,000
Digital
Source: ^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, last 4 weeks. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016.
News Corp Studios
Brisbane
HOME Advertising Specs
NEW BUILD S . NEW STYLE S . NEW TRENDS
Queensland’s best new developments.
Adnote & Insert Specs
AU G U S T. 2 0. 2 0 1 6
HOME is a dedicated section for new developments and Editorial opportunities are available to support coverage of the
House and Land of every kind and reaches more than development to further engage and motivate the reader and
400,000 potential buyers every 4 weeks. This fresh, our front covers feature homes built by Queensland builders Terms & Conditions
colourful and easy to read lift-out is situated on the flipside of and showcase the latest trends and designs that keep readers
the popular Realestate magazine inserted in The Courier-Mail informed about what is available. Digital Advertising
(Saturday). Guidelines
The content is targeted to engage readers whether they are
Contacts
actively in the market for new property, or simply feeding their
interest in a new development or House & Land.
DESIGNER HOMES
Print Web Tablet Mobile
WHITE SERIESROOFTOP TERRACES OVERLOOKING
BRISBANE’S CITY SKYLINE IS A DRAWCARD TO THIS
NEW INNER-CITY DEVELOPMENT
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
Newsprint Saturday 179,149 415,000
Source: ^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, last 4 weeks. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016.News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 11.
MONEYSAVERHQ 39
MONEYSAVERHQ
COURIERMAIL.COM.AU MONDAY AUGUST 22 2016
moneyHQ
saver
SUPPORT: Parents help kids save for home deposit GET EVEN: Don’t give the banks more than you have to
Be your own financial advisor.
Be your own moneysaverHQ is the largest single Australian media country’s leading personal finance expert, and our national
super hero brand focused on money in Australia. With a distinctive Cost of Living Editor, John Rolfe.
You have a choice between the future you decide for
yourself or the future the government pension chooses and straightforward tone, it helps readers decipher current “moneysaverHQ is not just about informing and educating on Welcome
for you, writes Anthony Keane
domestic, business, economic and small business finance money matters, it’s also about action. To get those deals done
issues in a jargon-free, friendly style.
A CAPE and shiny suit look flash, the right hands, being invested and
to benefit everyone.” David Koch
but you don’t need them to become a managed properly. It’s your future.”
super hero. Koch says the best ways to take
All you need is time, imagination, control of your super are to read
an ability to embrace the special your annual statement, compare
powers that superannuation your fund’s performance and fees
delivers, and a willingness to take with similar funds, and understand
It also brings the best deals across a whole range of financial Our Brands
control of your future. your investment options.
The power of compound interest, Imagining your future can create
moneysaverHQ appears every Monday in The Courier-Mail.
once described by Albert Einstein as powerful changes, but is something
the eighth wonder of the world, that many of us never do.
works wonderfully well with Patrick Canion, a certified
superannuation because your money financial planner at ipac says, while
is locked away for decades – providing your super fund provides
and other services, such as credit card costs, home and car
plenty of time to keep reinvesting projections about how your savings
interest and other income. may grow, calculators at
The Australian Securities and moneysmart.gov.au are better ways
Investments Commission’s to predict the final size of your super
moneysmart.gov.au website has a balance, and how long it will last.
compound interest calculator that “No one is going to care more
insurance, private medical insurance and power bills.
illustrates this power. Putting away about your future than you do, so
$500 a month – a typical employer why dismiss it?” he says.
contribution for an average income “If you don’t know where your
Print
earner – grows to $614,000 over current path is taking you, how can
30 years. Only $180,000 of that you make a change?
is from deposits and almost “There are only two futures – the
$434,000 is from interest. future you choose, and the future
However, this power also the government chooses for you
can be like Kryptonite for through the pension.”
Leading our team is Network Seven’s David Koch, the
many super fund members. The No. 1 goal for retirees is to
Finance commentator travel, so imagine yourself as
David Koch says people “Business Class Man” (or Woman),
often ignore super Canion says.
because the money from A 68-year-old client of his travels
their employer goes into overseas several times a year –
Print Web Tablet Mobile
their fund always flying business class –
automatically so they largely because he took control of
do not make a his super early.
conscious decision One of super’s biggest powers is
High Impact
to invest. its low tax rates.
“Just under 10 per cent “It is the one legal tax shelter that
of your salary every month remains for the average person,”
gets diverted to your Canion says.
superannuation – 10c in He says you are never too old to
every dollar you earn,” he start boosting super through salary
says. sacrifice, one-off deposits such as
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
“That’s a lot of your tax refunds, and investing in assets
money. It’s fast becoming that focus on growth.
Australia’s biggest asset. That’s “Look hard at where your money
why you need to take an is invested,” he says. “Don’t just take
interest and make sure it’s in someone else’s choice.”
YOUR CHOICE: David Koch suggests imagining your future to make
superannuation more real. Picture: CARLY EARL
V1 - BCME01Z02MA
Newsprint Monday 147,122 289,000 Digital
Source: ^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, last 4 weeks. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016.
News Corp Studios
Brisbane
36 PRIME SITE
PRIME SITE Advertising Specs
FRIDAY AUGUST 5 2016 COURIERMAIL.COM.AU
PRIME SITE
RARE FIND
When opportunity knocked Halls
Browns Accountants owner Allison
The prime site for commercial property.
McKelvie was quick to snap up a
Fortitude Valley character building
Page 62
JUST WHAT Adnote & Insert Specs
THE DOCTOR
ORDERED People with a genuine interest in commercial and industrial through to Mum and Dad investors perhaps looking for a
property turn to Prime Site every Friday for the latest market warehouse or a shopping strip as part of their
CHRIS HERDE
WHEN Anna Burrows first walk-
ed into the strata office space at
Terms & Conditions
Wickham House in Spring Hill
she knew she had found her new
insights plus updates on major property sales, with coverage superannuation plan.
consulting rooms.
Dr Burrows, who trades as
Brisbane City Gynaecology, said
she took one look at the level 3
113sq m office in the Heritage-
listed building and “bought it
then and there”.
of important infrastructure issues such as roads, rail, freight
“It has that lovely neo-Geor-
gian architecture and original fit-
tings and fixtures,” she said.
“I thought it had that beautiful
warm atmosphere for the pa-
Digital Advertising
tients and I thought ‘right that’s
and the potential for future development.
mine’. It’s gorgeous.”
After a Hamptons style fitout
Brisbane City Gynaecology
opened its doors this week.
Guidelines
Continued P54 NEW DIGS: Dr Anna Burrows
and agent Michael Feltoe.
Picture: Jono Searle
Fringe dwellers lured to CBD 100% focussed on the Queensland market, the Prime Site
audience varies from multi-million dollar buyers and sellers
CHRIS HERDE tenants capitalising on the provement in building quality in July was 22.1 per cent and Bureau of Statistics (2400sq Origin Energy (15,000sq m).
Contacts
high level of amenity and com- and location from where the 13.9 per cent respectively. m) to 295 Ann St; IFAA Ad- Mr Comino said CBD land-
A LACK of A-grade options petitive terms on offer. business is relocating from.” This compares to A-grade ministrators & Advisers lords were adapting to the
Print
in the near city office market “These benefits, coupled Mr Comino said near city vacancy in the near city of 11.6 (3600sq m) to 410 Ann St; and shift in tenant sentiment, in-
has helped spark a wave of with the strong incentives on tenants seeking contiguous per cent, up from 10.1 per cent SAP Australia (4000sq m) to jecting capital into building
tenant activity in the Brisbane offer at present, make for a premium or A-grade levels of at the start of the year, with the 140 Ann St. upgrades in a bid to lure ten-
CBD. compelling case for business to office space in the 2000sq m to forecast of little movement for Mr Comino said a number ants.
CBRE’s associate director, consolidate into the CBD,” he 6000sq m range were spoiled the rest of the year. of active requirements could “Diversified on-site amen-
Advisory & Transactions, Of- said. for choice in the CBD. Businesses taking advan- underpin more movement ity, such as concierge services,
fice, James Comino said a flur- “The consistent priorities The Property Council’s lat- tage of this have been Austra- into the CBD by major com- end of trip facilities, shared
ry of recent deals in the city driving tenant activity con- est Office Market Report lia Energy Market Operator panies including Arcadis meeting facilities and cafe/
centre was evidence of the pre- tinue to be cost control, lease found the premium and A- (1800sq m) which has relocat- (1600sq m); Expedia (2000sq food options, has become in-
cinct’s increasing appeal, with term flexibility and an im- grade vacancy rate in the CBD ed to 10 Eagle St; Australian m), Cardno (6000sq m) and creasingly important,” he said.
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
Bribie Island Bridge
Fully Leased Approved Bribie
Building Island Dev. Site
Nerang 39-41 Price Street Woorim 20, 22 & 24 North St
• Partnership dissolved; requires
Pacific Harbour • Land area: 1,748m²* over 3 titles
immediate sale • DA for 18 units (2/3brm) on 2 titles
• $359,474.71 p.a.* net income plus • Residence with income on third title
increases Subject Properties • Infrastructure contributions capped
• Fully leased retail/office building in • Beach, ocean & Moreton Island
Newsprint Friday 147,122 206,000
prominent corner location views
• Department of Main Roads is a
IGA Shopping Centre
• Walking distance to beach, shopping,
major tenant plus 11 other mixed cafes, Bribie Island Surf & golf clubs
tenancies Bribie Island • 60mins* from Brisbane CBD
• 1,012m²* of land, 1,137m²* lettable Surf Club • Available individually or in one line
area with 25 carparks
Expressions of Interest
Auction Closing Thursday 8 September 2016 4pm
Thursday 18 August 2016 11am Matthew Fritzsche 0410 435 891
Venue Gold Coast Turf Club, Bundall Chris Massie 0412 490 840
RWC756
Michael Willems 0412 240 176 raywhitecommercial.com
RWC725
raywhitecommercial.com Property ID 1505890 *approx.
Property ID 1501967 *approx. Ray White Special Projects (QLD)/
Outline Indicative Only Ray White Commercial Gold Coast Outline Indicative Only North Coast Central
BCME01Z01MA - V1
Source: ^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, last 4 weeks. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016.News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 12.
QUEENSLAND BUSINESS MONTHLY (QBM)
Queensland’s premier business publication.
DECEMBER
2016
ISSUE 30
The Courier-Mail’s Queensland Business Monthly (QBM) is on the movers and shakers, as well as covering the big
Big RetURns
Queensland’s premier business publication. issues facing key Queensland sectors including resources,
The value of
corporate charity
QBM is a premium, stitched and trimmed newspaper agriculture, and tourism.
FooD BoWl Welcome
Farmers feast
on China boom magazine inserted into The Courier-Mail, providing From securing exclusive interviews with chief executives and
advertisers with valuable audience connections and business leaders, to exploring emerging trends and celebrating
engagement in an influential environment. success and innovation - QBM has all sectors Our Brands
QBM is dedicated to covering all aspects of the Queensland of Queensland business covered.
Rocking economy, and provides in-depth coverage and fascinating Print
the stories on successful businesses and business people in
Roles
Pixie Weyland is Queensland.
teaching her mentor, High Impact
QBM delivers trusted content, engaging readers with stories
music industry
veteran Joc Curran,
a few new tricks Print
V1 - BCME01Z02QB QBM COURIERMAIL.COM.AU, Friday, November 25, 2016 01
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^ Digital
350mm Newspaper Magazine Last Friday monthly 1
155,090 50,000
News Corp Studios
^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending Sept 2016. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016. 1QBM publishes on the last Friday of every month except December and January. Brisbane
Advertising Specs
Adnote & Insert Specs
Terms & Conditions
Digital Advertising
Guidelines
ContactsNews Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 13.
QCONFIDENTIAL
20 CONFIDENTIAL WEDNESDAY AUGUST 24 2016 COURIERMAIL.COM.AU
QCONFIDENTIAL
TWITTER
follow us on @qldconfidential
PHONE
call us on 07 3666 6307
FACEBOOK
become a fan at Facebook.com/qldconfidential .COM.AU
QConfidential knows all the celebrity secrets.
ALL EYES, EARS
ON RATINGS QConfidential in The Courier-Mail is Brisbane’s answer QConfidential offers advertisers a great environment to
to all things hot and happening in showbiz. Appearing connect with a highly engaged, fashion forward and stylish
Avalanche
of Falls acts
MUSIC fans were Monday-Friday in The Courier-Mail, QConfidential provides female audience. Use this ideal section to effectively present
Welcome
rejoicing after the line-up
for this year’s Falls
our readers with up-to-the-minute celebrity news and your entertainment, dining and fashion offerings.
Festival was released
yesterday.
Aussie outfit The
Avalanches are set to
headline the New Year’s
Eve festivities after
entertainment.
rocking out at Splendour
in the Grass in July.
They will be joined by
SURVEY STARS: (left to right) The Block was pipped nationally by Zumbo’s Just Desserts; Nova’s breakfast international act London
crew held their No. 1 position; in Brisbane, Home and Away, starring Pia Miller, stole Monday night. Grammar as they head
to Byron Bay, Lorne,
THERE was plenty to smile about Every timeslot except Ray 1.08 million – the highest of the Marion Bay, and, for the
for some people yesterday, in what Hadley’s morning show fell, with three shows – ahead of The Block’s first time, Fremantle.
was a huge day of radio and Hadley posting a modest 0.2-point 961,000 and Survivor’s 734,000. Plenty of others will
Our Brands
television ratings. increase. But as we have long reported, also be at the festival,
Nova continued its dominance While it was a huge day for the Brisbane again decided to buck the including Bernard
in Brisbane, with the breakfast trio radio stations, the TV networks trend, with 163,000 viewers Fanning, Alison
of Ash, Kip & Luttsy extending would have also been poring over watching The Block, 149,000 tuning Wonderland (pictured),
their margin in the No. 1 spot as the the numbers. in to Zumbo’s Just Desserts, and Violent Soho, Matt
year’s fifth radio ratings survey was Monday night was the first big 108,000 watching Survivor. Corby, The Rubens, The
released. test for three new shows – Nine’s Somewhat strangely, it was Jezabels, Ta-ku, Ball
The boys jumped 1.3 points to The Block, Seven’s Zumbo’s Just long-running soapie Home and Park Music, Tkay
stretch their lead over 97.3FM’s Desserts, and Ten’s Survivor Away that stole the show in Maidza, Illy and DMAs.
Robin, Terry & Bob and ABC’s Australia. Brisbane on Monday night, beating The international
Print Web Tablet Mobile
Spencer Howson. With Survivor and The Block all of the heavily promoted new contingent, headlined by
Nova also held on to No. 1 spots getting a day’s lead-in – debuting shows. the already-announced
in the morning, afternoon and on Sunday – all eyes were on how The Channel 7 show, whose Childish Gambino, also
drive slots, while the ABC fell in Adriano Zumbo’s new show would stars include Pia Miller, was back includes Catfish and the
every timeslot except drive. fare. after a two-week hiatus because of Bottlemen and Fat
Unfortunately, there was more Overall, it was a winner. the Olympics and 172,000 fans Freddy’s Drop.
Print
bad news for struggling station The national audience across tuned in to check out a dramatic Tickets go on sale via
4BC. the five capital cities was episode. fallsfestival.com.au from
9am on August 30.
THOR IS OUT THERE, LADIES Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
Newsprint Monday - Friday 147,122 270,000
THERE has never been a better Hanton (right) is also the stuntman for
time to swipe right! a whole host of other Hollywood stars,
Brisbane single ladies could including Christian Bale, Daniel Craig,
be in for a real treat if they find Ryan Reynolds, Jake Gyllenhaal and
High Impact
themselves matching with Channing Tatum.
Chris Hemsworth’s stunt In March, he finished filming
double on dating app Tinder. Wonder Woman, in which he stunt
Saturday 179,149 434,000
The hunky action man doubled for Chris Pine. His Tinder
Bobby Holland Hanton profile features a number of pictures,
(left) is in town working with including full body shots and close ups,
Hemsworth (far left) on the as well as a particularly sexy shot of
latest Thor blockbuster, himself in character as Thor.
and is looking for dates. The celeb stuntman eats 35 meals a
Confidential’s spies day and trains 18 hours a week to match
spotted the handsome Hemsworth’s muscular physique.
Sunday 318,830 628,000
32-year-old on Tinder Confidential wishes all the single
yesterday, causing quite ladies of Tinder good luck in matching
a sensation. Holland with this hottie.
BCME01Z01MA - V1
Digital
^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, M-F net, Sat and Sun last 4 weeks. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016.
News Corp Studios
Brisbane
QUEENSLAND TASTE Advertising Specs
Whether you are eating in or out you deserve to eat well.
Adnote & Insert Specs
Queensland taste in The Courier-Mail is Queensland’s # 1 Queensland taste stimulates our readers’ minds and
recipe and food lift-out. With mouth-watering content and tastebuds by giving them access to Queensland’s most
Terms & Conditions
tantalising tips and tricks, Queensland taste is sure to get experienced food writers and it celebrates the best local
tummies rumbling. Queensland taste is the perfect platform talent representing Australian food culture. Everything that is
to reach a wide audience interested in food. Providing ideas, exciting and refreshing about food and cooking and all that the Digital Advertising
Guidelines
tips and inspiration, Queensland taste gives expert editorial modern chef wants right now is delivered every Tuesday – all
advice to everyone from the novice family cook to the thanks to Queensland taste.
Contacts
fastidious foodie.
Print Web Tablet Mobile
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
Newsprint Tuesday 147,122 509,000
^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, last 4 weeks. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016.News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 14.
QWEEKEND
Aspirational and irresistible.
Qweekend is an aspirational read that delivers the best and Inserted in The Saturday Courier-Mail weekly as a 350mm
latest every time. A relaxed but engaging magazine that stitched and trimmed newspaper- magazine, Qweekend is a
AUGUST 20-21, 2016
inspires, intrigues and indulges readers interest, ambition and superior reading experience.
sense of achievement. Make your advertising work harder by investing in Qweekend, Welcome
Qweekend delivers a highly-engaged audience that values reaching a highly engaged audience of affluent, culture-loving
quality brands and experiences. With all the in-depth stories Queenslanders who aspire to the better things in life.
Our Brands
Queenslanders love plus new sections on the arts, movies,
music and books, an expanded travel section, and specialist
correspondents covering motoring and technology, our Print
Qweekend audience will be spending a lot of time in your
company.
CHUTE TO THRILL
They’re ageing with altitude and the adrenaline rush is keeping them young
Print High Impact
ELISSA LAWRENCE
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
Digital
350mm newspaper magazine Saturday 179,149 306,000
Source: ^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, last 4 weeks. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016.
News Corp Studios
Brisbane
REALESTATE Advertising Specs
Attract more buyers and investors with South-East Queensland’s most trusted
property guide. Adnote & Insert Specs
A house is the biggest investment most people make in their magazine showcases your property for sale with exceptional
lives. Before making such an important commitment, they visual representation in Queensland’s most trusted property
Terms & Conditions
need information about what’s on the market, what’s open for guide.
inspection, price trends and the profitable suburbs to buy in. DID YOU KNOW?
Digital Advertising
The Courier-Mail’s Realestate magazine is the essential • Our readers are 31% more likely to intend to purchase a Guidelines
property buying and selling resource for Queenslanders property in the next 12 months than the general Queensland
- a powerful marketing platform essential for selling your population. Contacts
property for the best possible price. With a fresh new-look
on a premium quality, bright-white stock, this real estate
Print Web Tablet Mobile
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
350mm Newsprint magazine 1
Saturday 179,149 488,000
Source:^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, last 4 weeks. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016.
Please refer to The Courier-Mail Realestate & HOME Synergy Specifications document, effective from 9th July, 2016.
1News Corp Australia Brisbane Metro Media Kit FY17 15.
80 SPORT SATURDAY JANUARY 7 2017 COURIERMAIL.COM.AU
Home delivery
SPORT
Accessing thousands of sport fanatics every day.
1800 630 130
SATURDAY
couriermail.com.au/sport
The Courier-Mail offers unparalleled coverage of Queensland • Behind the scenes insights into what makes our sporting
and national sport in our dedicated Sport section Monday to stars tick.
Saturday. Our in-depth coverage, news and analysis ensures a • Expert columns from a host of former greats including Darren
loyal and highly engaged audience. Lockyer and Mal Meninga (NRL), Laura Geitz (netball). Welcome
BUZZ ABOUT HORNET
Sport creates a strong connection through: Sport is a lucrative environment for advertisers to access
HAS SUNCORP READY
TO RUMBLE REPORT P74 • Comprehensive coverage of all sporting codes. an engaged audience of predominantly males who are an Our Brands
increasingly difficult audience to reach.
WEIGHING IN: Jeff Horn at
Suncorp Stadium yesterday.
• The latest in breaking sports news.
Picture: Mark Cranitch
LYNN WILL PLAY IN PAIN TO ANSWER AUSSIE CALL TO ARMS
SHOULDER OF • The best analysis of sport’s biggest issues led by chief sports Print
FORTUNE
TRAVIS MEYN writer Robert ‘Crash’ Craddock.
Print Web Tablet Mobile
HEAT dynamo Chris Lynn
says he is willing to put his
dodgy shoulder on the line to
earn a call-up for the Austra-
lian one-day team to
play Pakistan at the
High Impact
Gabba on Friday.
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
REPORT, P79
ORIGIN MONEY BACK OFFER
COURIERMAIL.COM.AU
SATURDAY JANUARY 7 2017
Gold Coast RACING 37
INSIDE YOUR 8-PAGE
THE NEW TAB
Code BR
SATURdAY, January 7,
2017 YoUR NEW taB
TrAck DeTAils
rAil True
TrAck Good (4)
mulTiples DAily DouBle 7 & 8
exTrA DouBle 3 & 4 weATHer Fine
TreBle 6, 7 & 8 QuADrellA 5, 6, 7 & 8
1 FirsT Four All Races
2 3
FixeD price All Races
DouBle Trio (T2) 7 & 8
nathan gooD luck mAlelA
HouTzen
4 5
Hostwin Vintage gAme pie 6 7
exelby Gypsy Miss Umawinner
Make My Own Luck Caillebotte l’enTrecoTe
DylAn’s luck 8
Rallier Fuerza Panno Rossa rougH eDDie
Sista Act Harada Bay Red Handle AlwAys sAcreD
Spirit Minded Moss Fever Divine Service open Book
Bodega Negra Believe Yourself Ringo’s A Rockstar
paul gooD luck mAlelA Love A Rose Motion Granted Denarius
Gypsy Miss HouTzen Royal Occasion Forgotten Years
pop ‘n’ scoTcH
*Conditions apply
Profiler
micallef Hostwin Vintage Make My Own Luck
Go Daisy Game Pie l’enTrecoTe
THis is AusTrAliA Themis
Bold Heart Caillebotte Harada Bay ecksTein
Sista Act Panno Rossa Love A Rose ringo’s A rocksTAr
Scotty Be Gotti Winning Supreme Dream Choice open Book
Bodega Negra Divine Service Motion Granted
FORM GUIDE
greg gypsy miss I Remember You Groovy Gal Denarius
Good Luck Malela HouTzen Believe Yourself Forgotten Years
lAreBil Marksfield
spletter Hostwin Vintage Make My Own Luck
Go Daisy Caillebotte pAnno rossA
THis is AusTrAliA Blackjack Bella
Hundred Fuerza L’entrecote el sAsso
Umawinner Black Jet Dylan’s Luck AlwAys sAcreD
Spirit Minded Just Orm Aldini umgeni
Harada Bay Eckstein Ringo’s A Rockstar
most gooD luck mAlelA ..... I Remember You War Baby
11 Marksfield
Gypsy Miss...........................9 HouTzen ........................12 cAilleBoTTe ..................8 Timeless Prince
Groovy Gal Forgotten Years
Fancied Hostwin Vintage .................. Make My Own Luck .............8
Game Pie ............................. l’enTrecoTe..................
11 THis is AusTrAliA .........8 Denarius
Hundred ...............................1 Umawinner..........................4 Larebil .................................47 Panno Rossa ........................9 DylAn’s luck
7 ecksTein .........................6
Go Daisy ..............................4 ................. ringo’s A rocksTAr .. 10
Pop ‘n’ Scotch ......................4 Harada Bay ..........................6 Love A Rose .........................47 Divine Service...................... 5 Always Sacred open Book .....................8
1
Black Jet .............................. El Sasso................................4 .....................8 Denarius ..............................
First National Broadbeach 2 Red Handle ..........................
3 Rough Eddie ........................4 Motion Granted ................... 5 Forgotten Years 7
Handicap
6
...................6
$60,000 3yo. Apprentices 12.27 Nerang RSL Handicap
Marksfield............................
3 Umgeni ................................4
can claim.
Form Horse (DrAw) 1800m $60,000 open. Apprentices
3.30 QuAD
1 61442 HosTwin VinTAge TrAiner Jockey can claim.
wgT rTg 1200m TBl
2 4s142 BolD HeArT (10) (4) G W Moore L R Dittman Form Horse (DrAw)
3 05164 gooD luck mAlelA S W Kendrick D Griffin
58 100 *3.50
57 97 9.00
1 3125s DreAm cHoice
dw (15)
TrAiner Jockey wgT rTg JAckpoT
th (7) B & D Guy 2 8s7s0 ArcHiTecT tdw R L Heathcote T Angland
4 s6771 HunDreD w (9) G Colless 57 95 (7) 59 91 16.00 TriFecTA: R8 $100,000
Ms R Williams (a3) 55.5 97 3.80
Brett Lunney 3 046s0 pillAr oF creATion Ms S Lawlor J Taylor
5 9s109 DAzzle em siD 58.5 88 12.00
(1) M A Kropp 15.00 4 s5500 Aomen n (1)
dw (4) T J Sears B Pengelly
6 37123 gypsy miss n (11) A Spinks 54.5 95 61.00 58 83 21.00
Money back if your horse runs 2nd or 3rd in
7 3s653 rAllier h (12) S W Kendrick R Fradd 5 s8695 wHiskey AllrounD J A Sylvester Ms T Harrison
8
Ms H Page 54.5 95 4.40 dw (14) T J Gollan 57 91 31.00
8 74500 elusiVe AFFAir M Hellyer 54.5 94 10.00 6 30s20 BelieVe yourselF SCRATCHED 57 Sky Racing Origin Series
9 s0196 QuiTe mAgicAl (5)
th T M Whittington dbh (16) A J Edmonds —
wh (6) P J Facoory
L V Cassidy 54 92 31.00 7 357s9 cHoice Bro d (8)
T J Sears
J Lloyd 56.5 100 9.00 Plate 4.48 QuAD
10 60005 generAl cos Ms V Johnston 54 90 81.00 8 4037s el sAsso dw (17) M Cahill 56.5 95 26.00 $60,000 class 6 sw. Apprentices
w (13) Lex Fraser P & P Snowden
11 55654 BellA’s sHADow J Orman 54 90 31.00 9 7723s AlDini tcdwh (11) R Fradd 56.5 92 6.00 can claim. 1400m TBl
h (3) David Scanes D T Kelly Form Horse (DrAw)
12 55s35 perilous loVe Ms H Poland
h (8) S J Morrisey 54 91 81.00 10 855s9 Timeless prince dw (3) A Newing R Wiggins 55.5 94 26.00 TrAiner Jockey
13 37s07 sToke iT up (2) J Lloyd 54 96 10.00 11 530s3 DApH ‘n’ AlF tdw (2) J Parr 1 s3180 HuDson counTy wgT rTg
S B Laming Ms C Marsh 55.5 100 12.00 w (7) Neil Coy
2
R J Bishop 54 82 51.00 12 5453s Hi son tch (13) B Parnham 2 434s8 umgeni twh (5) B Rawiller 59 87 41.00
55 95 26.00 D T Kelly
First National Real Estate 13 545s3 DiVine serVice D T Kelly Matthew Palmer 54 3 36524 wAr BABy dwb Dylan Dunn (a1.5) 57.5 85
Handicap 1.02 14 s4111 ecksTein dw (10)
dw (18) D J Hansen
L Tarrant
91 51.00
54 94 12.00
4 815s6 BrAcTeATe w (16)
(13) K Hickmott Ms B Ainsworth (a3) 57
21.00
81 21.00
$60,000 2yo. Apprentices Kurt Goldman 5 210s0 Brewery dw (20) Steven O’Dea P Hammersley
can claim. 15 6229s royAl occAsion B Avdulla 54 98 *3.80 56 86 19.00
cdw (9) M J Dunn 6 s7134 DenArius wb (18) G A Ryan L V Cassidy
Form Horse (DrAw) 1100m 16 5336s sABkHAT wb (12) J Orman 54 92 12.00 B K Wakefield 56 89 15.00
TrAiner Steven O’Dea P Hammersley 7 s3623 ForgoTTen yeArs Ms L Meech 56 89 7.00
1 1 HouTzen h (4) Jockey wgT rTg emergencies 54 91 21.00 8 9862s olD HABiTs dw
dw (14) A P Williamson
T Angland
A J Edmonds 17 15s12 rougH eDDie (1) 56 91 *6.50
2 4 AmeriDon (7) J Lloyd 58 100 *1.30 18 91s31 oBerlAnD dw (6) M G Nolan 9 8s642 olTre FiniTo dw Kurt Goldman B Avdulla
3 L F Birchley Ms R Williams (a3) 54 98 (17) 56 84 11.00
imAginAlTHepeople 57.5 78 35.00 19 5490s cHArioT dw (19) R L Heathcote 10.00 10 79307 S B Lee D Griffin
4 12 mAke my own luck w
(11) Ben Currie
57.5 73 oF golD dw (5) L F Birchley 54 95 14.00 11 1112s open Book dh (9) A J Edmonds J Parr
56 81 41.00
(8) J W Zielke Dylan Dunn (a1.5) 57.5 96 26.00
BlAckJAck BellA wbn (3)
7
5 54 92 31.00 12 14509 David Vandyke 56 100 *6.50
4s neVer in DouBT (3) J Orman
6 1 reD Deck h (6)
T J Gollan B Avdulla 57.5 77
7.50 First Nat. GC Origin Series secreT puzzle cdw (19)
13 84016 spoT THe DiFF L G Ross D Tourneur
55.5 82 9.00
7 732 go DAisy h (12) D T Kelly Matthew Palmer 56.5 82 16.00 4.10 QuAD 14 47s40 slyDini twn (12) J W Zielke B Parnham
55.5 87 17.00
S J Morrisey 35.00 $60,000 Benchmark 75. dwh (4) 55.5 89 21.00
races 7 and 8 at the Gold Coast – up to $50
8 517 sisTA AcT (1) R Fradd 56 84 35.00 Apprentices can claim. 15 13271 Volpino th (11) B & D Guy C Parnham
9 L F Birchley G Colless 1200m TBl L D Kelly 54.5 86 51.00
umAwinner (2) 56 91 26.00 Form Horse (DrAw) 16 0s805 THemis d (15) R Mc Mahon
10 David Vandyke M Cahill TrAiner T J Gollan 53 90 *6.50
youngsTown (9) 55.5 78 11.00 1 80271 proFiler tcd (1) Jockey L Tarrant
Scott Henley R Mc Mahon wgT rTg emergencies 52.5 95 13.00
55.5 76 61.00 2 91s31 oBerlAnD dw (14) S B Lee Dylan Dunn (a1.5) 62 94 17 s5211 TAmrookum tch
11 3 AFFirmATiVely bh (5) emergencies 12.00 18 s2132 (2) J P Morrisey
J C Smerdon 3 7028s HoTel DriVe td R L Heathcote SCRATCHED princess cHArm tb (6) M Hellyer
12 5 zukAz (10) SCRATCHED (2) 59.5 — 19 73594 T J Gollan 54.5 87 11.00
S W Kendrick 57.5 — 4 11513 JAck lAncAsTer Scott Henley L V Cassidy 91 19.00 20 432s0 HAlls creek cwh (8) 52.5 90 18.00
3
D Griffin 56.5 77 35.00 td (17) S W Kendrick 59 J P Morrisey
5 434s8 umgeni tcwh (9) SCRATCHED HAuser dw (10)
Smoke Alarm Solutions 6 5490s cHArioT golD D T Kelly SCRATCHED
59 — Ms R Cooper 54.5 81 41.00
59 68 101.00
$60,000 Benchmark 75. 1.37 7 s4111 ecksTeinoF dw (20)
dw (11) L F Birchley
Ms T Brooker (a3) 58 93
58.5 —
35.00 geAr cHAnges
Apprentices can claim. 8 17113 HeArTForD tdw Kurt Goldman SCRATCHED 57.5
Form Horse (DrAw) 2200m 9 485s3 mArksFielD dw
(22) S W Kendrick J Orman —
rAce 1: (13) stoke it up bit
TrAiner (3) M A Kropp 57.5 95 9.00 lifter off first time, blinkers
1 3s841 FuerzA dwn (13) Jockey wgT rTg 10 002s3 reAl gooD d (16) B Rawiller 57.5 95 26.00 winkers off first time on again, tongue-tie on first
2 s7458 pop ‘n’ scoTcH P H Duncan T N Miller time,
J Lloyd 61 91 7.50 11 06590 my liTTle FlickA d (21) Ben Ahrens D Tourneur 57.5 92 26.00 rAce 2: (5) never in Doubt
tcd (3) L F Birchley gelded; (8) sista Act, (9) umawinner
3 21070 rockneT d (4) J Parr 59.5 91 16.00 12 11804 sTAr sTileTTo tcwh (12) Ms H B Avdulla 57 lugging bit on first time; (10) tongue-control and
B & D Healey Page 97 26.00 youngstown blinkers on first
Newsprint Monday - Friday 147,122 439,000
4 6s894 cAilleBoTTe dwb T Angland 59.5 100 11.00 13 111s4 ringo’s A rocksTAr dwb (10) N T Angland rAce 3: (7) explosive one
5 93766 ciTATions n (7)
(12) M J Dunn M Mc Guren P Stephens 56.5 92 21.00 blinkers on first time, winkers time, ear muffs on first time
59 95 14 2091s roxy rHyTHm C Parnham over noseband off first time, off first time; (13) larebil cross-
6 00153 scoTTy Be goTTi G D Hickman Dylan Dunn (a1.5) 57 94 9.00 15 65024 BurleigH dw (4) Brenton Andrew Ms B Derbyshire 56 95 *3.80 rAce 6: (4) Aomen nasal strip
kyneton noseband on first
time
tc (11) S B Lee 9.00 BulleT cdw (13) D J Hansen 56 95 17.00
7 6s553 explosiVe one
b (2)
D Griffin 57 91 16.00 16 0s21s grooVy gAl tw (8) L Tarrant 55.5 95 51.00 rAce 7: (14) roxy rhythm on first time
8 37863 gAme pie (14) M J Dunn J Orman M J Dunn cross-over noseband on first
54 93 16.00 J Parr Always sacred blinkers off time, lugging bit off first time;
K A Lees 55.5 93 5.50 first
rAce 8: (5) Brewery tongue-tietime
9 51174 Jimmy HoFFA d B Avdulla emergencies (19)
(8) S B Laming 54 93 11.00 17 10s90 sHower oF HeArTs tdw on first time
10 83529 spiriT minDeD M Cahill (18) B J Lockwood
54 95 16.00 18 0s574 moss HArry tw (5) SCRATCHED
11 14362 FirsT rAin dw (9) (1)
wn R L Heathcote 55.5 —
N Day 54 97 *5.50 19 580s5 AlwAys sAcreD L J Mayfield-Smith Ms L Meech
12 22412 uncle gerry b S B Lee L Rolls tcwh (6) A J Edmonds 57 96 16.00
13 34611 lAreBil twh (5)
(10) J M Cleary R Fradd
54 93 11.00 20 70437 nAkAnAi tcdwh
54 93 16.00 21 222s1 moTion grAnTeD
(7) M T Eggleston
J Lloyd
L Rolls
57 100 6.50 Track Data
14 73298 mulleT mAn dwh L D Kelly L V Cassidy cn (15) B S Baldwin 57 93 61.00
(6) Ms R Cooper 54 90 9.00 22 333s2 Flo Jo snip B Parnham 56.5 98 15.00 circumFerence: 2000m.
4
M Hellyer cwh (19) S J Morrisey sTrAigHT: 312m. DirecTion:
54 92 81.00 rides): Daniel Griffin (65 wins Nil.leADing Jockey (with
First National Real Estate rAces legenD b – beaten
54.5 98 14.00 past
Morrisey (23 wins past 12 mths). 12 mths). leADing TrAiner (with runners): J P
$60,000 open. Apprentices 2.12 at this distance on this track; dfavourite; s – spell; w – won in wet; t –
– won at this distance on another
won at this track; c – won BesT BArrier (past 3 yrs): FAVs recorD (past 3 yrs): 32.29% Win 35.20% place.
1200m (1)-49wins. TrAiner
can claim. p – pulled up; l – lost rider n track; h – trained on track; by M J Dunn now Matthew cHAnges: R5 (18) was trained
Gamble responsibly. Call gambling help 1800 858 858.
1800m – won at night; f – fell. (a) Apprentice Dunn. R5 (6) was trained by
trained by G Waterhouse &
A Bott now A J Edmonds. R8 Ryan now M J Dunn. R6 (6) was
Form Horse (DrAw) rider. GA
1 9Ps70 sHoreHAm wh (2) TrAiner Jockey now A J Edmonds. (10) was trained by Joseph
wgT rTg Pride
2 7s393 HArADA BAy tw L D Kelly L V Cassidy
(10) J & C Meagher 58 93 26.00 1 12.27
3 31361 l’enTrecoTe w
(7)
L R Dittman 56 96 4.40 (1800m) 6. gypsy miss (S W Kendrick)
3f By Denman - 11. BellA’s
4 42s56 pAnno rossA cwh K M Schweida J Lloyd 1. HosTwin VinTAge (G Lasoron (9:1-2-3): Tried hard sHADow (David Scanes) 3f
56 99 *3.40 Dazzler W Moore) 3g By Red 54.0 hd 2nd of 7 (6) $6.50 A Heart By Show 3. imAginAlTHepeople
5 06219 BoDegA negrA (9) Ms K Doughty J Orman 54 99 4.00 8 (7) $6.00 59.0
- Silky Tiger (6:1-1-1): Not far
away len 4th of
Zamex 1400m E Farm Hcp
(C1) Good(3) Dec 4-3/4 len 5th
- Shadows ‘n’ Stars (7:0-0-0):
Ran on fairly Conquers (Ben Currie) 2c By Love
6 s9005 ruling Force w (8)
wh Bruce Hill Never Back Down 1600m Wyong 14. Did great job 2 len, lg nk of 7 (3) $61.00 54.0 Sonador All - Imagined (0:0-0-0): First
P Hammersley 54 100 10.00 (Bm64) Soft(5) Dec 7. Run 3rd of 11 (8) $17.00 54.0 1400m Sunshine Fire is half-sister to start. Dam
(1) K M Schweida Volpino, Realing Coast 3yo dual Weetwood winner Miss
7 99702 BlAck JeT dw (3) M Cahill down
54 98 14.00 10 (1) $3.60 57.5 The Getaway late 1/2 len 2nd of 24. Hammered 1615m D’ben 3yo Hcp Good(3) Dec Came from last 5-1/2 len 4thHcp (C1) Soft(5) Dec 4. and cost $20,000. Hasn’t Imagica
8 74669 DArci Be gooD L F Birchley G Colless 2200m
54 100 7.00 3yo+ Plate (C1) Good(3) Dec 26. Shot clearBeaumont keep boxing on the turn last time and did well to Dubleo’s Lad 1800m Gold Coast 11 (11) $15.00 54.0 watch advised.
of trialled officially. Market
w (4) A P Williamson
9 26s00 mukADDAmAH son N Day 54 92 26.00 ening but reeled in final stages last time. Bound
straight- on at finish behind a couple
of promis- 24. Last run wasn’t too bad but
Mdn Good(3) Dec
10 73594 HAlls creek twh cdwn (6) G R Duncan R Fradd 54 92 41.00 2. give another great sight. to ing types. Right in this. tougher. Rough place hope. this looks much 4. mAke my own luck (J W Zielke) 2f By Brad-
(5) J P Morrisey 7. rAllier (Ms H Page) 3g bury’s Luck - Dots And Spots
5
M Hellyer BolD HeArT (S W Kendrick) By Al Maher - Graphique 12. perilous loVe (S J (2:1-1-0): Impressive
54 88 19.00 Heart - Fantasy 3g By Show A (8:1-0-2): Morrisey) 3f By Love Con- debut 3-3/4 len win of 8 (5) $4.60
First National Palm Beach Gal (US) (9:1-3-0): Held on ok after Fair 3-3/4 len
5th of 13 (4) $26.00 55.5 La- quers All - Perri Lou (11:0-0-2): 55.0
Hey Doris,
Plate 2.50 QuAD
leading 4-1/4 len 4th of 7 (7)
1400m Sunshine Coast 3yo $3.30 59.0 Sonador Fire
rebil 1800m Gold Coast Hcp
and held on ok 1-1/4 len, len
(C1) Soft(5) Dec 10. Led hd, 1/2 len 3rd of 11 (4) $6.50
Ran on well first up lg
55.0 Tempete Rouge,
Star Cugat 1000m Toowoomba
10. Brave in defeat 1/2 nk 2nd
2yo Mdn Soft(5) Dec
$40,000 class 3 sw. Apprentices Ran home well lg hd 2nd of 8 Hcp (C1) Soft(5) Dec 4. 3rd of 11 (5) $21.00 54.0 Mark My Word 1300m E Farm Champ Elect 1110m D’ben LR
of 10 (5) $7.00 56.5
can claim. (8) $4.80 57.5 Treasure Larebil, Tony Baloney 1800m 3yo
14. Made ground steadily 2-1/4 Mdn Good(3) Dec Calaway Gal Good(3)
900m Gallery 1400m Sunshine Coast Gold Coast Hcp (C2) len 5th of 9 (8) Dec 17. Swap the
Form Horse (DrAw) Dec 18. Impressive winner first 3yo (Bm65) Good(3) Good(3) Dec 24. Better signs last time and in peak 55.0 Powerful Flash 1400m Gold Coast $8.00 last runs and, arguably, swap the
result
1 00s01 DuTy DuDe w (7) TrAiner Jockey a better effort. First go at trip up and last run was condition. Value hope. Good(3) Dec 31. Fitter for recent 3yo Mdn time when caught three deep
wgT rTg (no cover). Will
2 4565s DylAn’s luck tw G A Ryan B Avdulla 3. gooD luck mAlelA (B but can’t be ignored. 8. elusiVe AFFAir (T M Whittington) for this trip. Not hopeless. racing and looking give this a huge shake.
(8) 59 98 & D Guy) 3g By Brad- say
Dylan Dunn (a1.5) 59 93 13.00 bury’s Luck - Malela (NZ) (10:2-1-1): Bit unlucky
L J Hatch - Elusive Air (US) (8:1-0-0): 3f By Rothe- 5. neVer in DouBT (T J Gollan)
3 2422s wigglesworTH
w (16) L J Mayfield-Smith Never a factor 5-3/4 13. sToke iT up (S B Laming) 3g By Red Element Doubt - Infinito 2g By Not A Single
Ms A Fancourt (a2) 59 90 *4.60 3yo len 6th of 15 (7) $12.00 58.0 3-1/2 len 10th of - Hasty Girl (7:0-0-2): Poor (1:0-0-0): Fair debut 9-1/4 len
4 112s mini melD cbh (17) Realing 15 (13) $101.00 54.0 Realing
M T Eggleston 26.00 Hcp Soft(6) Dec 10. Finished 1600m E Farm Farm 3yo Hcp Soft(6) 1600m E of 12 (6) first up 16-3/4 len 11th 7 (4) $4.80
56.5 Ours To Keep 1050m D’ben
4th of
5 s2171 sir DonAlD (20) SCRATCHED 57.5 off strongly Dec $26.00 57.0 Our Beebee
6 s220s THis is AusTrAliA M G Nolan SCRATCHED — len 4th of 11 (4) $9.50 56.0 Volpino 1615m D’ben3-1/4 10th of 11 (10) $61.00 54.0 10. Outclassed 9-1/2 len 3yo Mdn Good(4) Dec 3. Wide 900m Gold Coast Plate Good(3) Oct 1. Drifted in betting at 2yo C&G
57.5 3yo Volpino 1615m D’ben 3yo
— Hcp Good(3) Dec 24. Caught the eye last time and Hcp Good(3) Dec 24. Latest throughout 13-1/2 and didn’t only outing
7 31342 winning supreme(6) M J Dunn M Mc Guren 57.5 92 7.00 gives impression extra 200m at home track form below par. Needs Gold
len 7th of 9 (7) $41.00 57.0
Powerful Flash 1400m MM make much of an impact behind
leading
8 s1252 AmBer Jewel cwb (1) G W Moore will be it easier. Coast 3yo Mdn Good(3) Dec contender. Resumes as a gelding.
L R Dittman 57.5 95 7.00 ideal. Right in this. 31. Form this time ting Monitor bet-
9 26101 si si seQuAlo (13) (18) Ms C Allardyce 4. HunDreD (Brett 9. QuiTe mAgicAl (P J Facoory) in leaves a lot to be desired. at comeback run.
SCRATCHED 57 Blinkers going back on
10 310s JusT orm (2) P Duff M Cahill — Legal Engagement Lunney) 3g By Domesday - bert - Quite 3f By Magic Al- looks the last roll of
the dice. 6. reD Deck (D T Kelly) 2f By
T J Gollan 56 92 26.00 4-1/4 len 7th of 10 (7:2-0-0): Not much went right 9th of 11 Astute (NZ) (7:1-1-0): Ordinary 8-1/4 len (1:1-0-0): Surged clear 1-3/4
Publishing - Lady Red
11 0s11 Delirium (15) R Fradd 54.5 78 6.50 Toowoomba Hcp (58) Good(4)
(3) $4.20 57.0 Bay Hero 1625m (4) $26.00 54.0 Old Tex 1400m
Gold Coast
len win of 7 (1) $5.00
12 112s3 HiDDen ligHT Chris Munce J Lloyd Hcp (C1) Good(4) Nov 19. Didn’t 2 1.02 54.0 Araucaria, Star Stryker
2-3/4 len win of 12 $9.00 Dec 10. Romped in 6th (1100m) 1010m
2yo Plate Good(4) Dec 27. OvercameMurwillumbah
BCME01Z01MA - V1
54 93 do much 6-1/4 len
13 11s24 loVe A rose (14) (3)
cwh Bruce Hill Ms B Ainsworth (a3) 54 100 15.00 es, Pink Chaperone(3) 54.5 Champagne Kiss- of 10 (8) $41.00 54.0 Tamrookum
1400m Gold 1. HouTzen (A J Edmonds) 2f By difficulties to
14 1408s reD HAnDle w K M Schweida J Orman 14.00 2200m Sunshine Coast (Metro) Coast Hcp (C1)
Good(4) Dec 17. Scored at I Am Invincible sprint away with the prize at only outing. Meeting
(10) T J Gollan 54 95 19.00 Plate (C1) Good(4) Dec 21. Impressive against older three runs Ballina - Set To Unleash (1:1-0-0): Never going to much stronger opposition
L Tarrant rivals last time. Drop back in back but hasn’t done much
since. Tested len win of 11 (2) $1.95F 54.0 Garrard, She’s lose 4 underestimated.
here but shouldn’t be
emergencies 52.5 97 19.00 to knock winners.
trip isn’t ideal but hard again. Our Star
15 5s221 moss FeVer d 1050m D’ben 2yo Hcp Good(3)
(11) J M Cleary 5. DAzzle em 10. generAl cos (Lex Fraser) Dec 24. Led 7. go DAisy (S J Morrisey)
16 2639s wine BArrel
(5) N Callow 59 94 19.00 Dazzling Beauty siD (M A Kropp) 3g By Sidereus
- mand - Lady Primera 3g By Court Com- fortably and was simply in a different class com- Monaliesha (3:0-1-1): 2f By Show A Heart -
17 0435s i rememBer you R G Lipp (5:1-0-0): Too wet (18:1-0-2): Well beaten 21-1/4 opposition last time running faster to her Fought on ok 2-1/4 len, 1/2 nk
cw (12) S B Laming 56 91 31.00 of 15 (6) $61.00 55.5 Realing 1600m E9-3/4 len 13th len last of 15 (8) $101.00 time than older 3rd of 7 (5) $2.40F 56.0 Colosimo, Star
18 6s1 sTAge lADy (4) 52.5 92 21.00 Soft(6) Dec 10. Tiring 8-1/2 len 9th of Farm 3yo Hcp 54.0 Realing 1600m E Farm sprinters same day. Hard to go past. Gold Coast 2yo Hcp Good(4) Cugat 900m
19 s56s4 Argyll BAy w Matthew Dunn 11 (7) $71.00 3yo Hcp Soft(6) Dec 10. Gave a sight 5-1/4 2. AmeriDon (L F Birchley) Nov 26. Tried hard 3/4
(9) Paul Butterworth 54 91 31.00 54.0 Volpino 1615m D’ben 3yo Hcp Good(3) Dec 24. of 11 (1) $91.00 54.0 Volpino len 5th 2c By All American - len 2nd of 11 (1) $17.00 54.0
20 1094s DAzeT (19) 54.5 93 31.00 Did far too much work mid-race after being caught Good(3) Dec 24. 1615m D’ben 3yo Hcp Celadon (NZ) (1:0-0-0): Reasonable debut 4-1/4 len 2yo Hcp Soft(6) Colosimo 1200m E Farm
Lex Fraser deep last time and had to stop. Took up the frontrunning role 4th of 11 (8) $7.00 57.0 Tiara
Star 1000m Sunshine time but winner
Dec 10. Finished off strongly
last
V0 - BCME01Z01MA 59 81 81.00 easier. Might need it a bit time and gave
plenty of cheek
last Coast (Metro)
2yo Mdn Good(3) stole a march. That formline
but final 150m found
account with a sound effort Dec 21. Opened his a bit suspect. Place preferred. looks
him out. Looks a risk this trip.
that experience. Not out of this. will benefit from
and
CONTINUED P39
Digital
Saturday 179,149 543,000
Source: ^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016, M-F net, Sat and Sun last 4 weeks. *ABC, Apr-Jun 2016
News Corp Studios
Brisbane
HOMEGROUND
HOME GROUND
SPORT 31
Advertising Specs
COURIERMAIL.COM.AU THURSDAY JUNE 9 2016
HOME GROUND is the home of rugby league in Queensland.
RAIDERS
couriermail.com.au/homeground
Queenslanders love their sport! league team will produce the must-have 8-12 page lift-out for Adnote & Insert Specs
OF THE Here in Queensland, we are a very passionate state, especially the state’s huge NRL fan base.
LOST when it comes to our sporting teams. Our expert coverage Every Thursday, The Courier-Mail has an attentive audience of Terms & Conditions
ART
of the rugby season in the HOME GROUND lift-out offers scale, engaging 582,000 Queenslanders who spend an average
BOTH CLUB AND COACH
advertisers valuable audience connections with Queensland of 40 minutes daily deeply engaged with our content. Of Digital Advertising
HAVE BEEN THROUGH
THE GOOD TIMES AND league fans and footy tippers in a trusted and influential which, 153,000 are men aged 25-54 years who love their sports Guidelines
THE TOUGH TIMES.
NOW A REJUVENATED
RICKY STUART AND HIS
environment. and 242,000 are supporters of either the Broncos, Titans or
GREEN MACHINE ARE
SLOWLY GETTING
THEIR MOJO BACK P2-3 Returning March 2nd, 2017, each Thursday for the 30-week Cowboys! Contacts
duration of the NRL season, The Courier-Mail’s expert rugby
It’s a whole new Story
All new course. 3 iconic bridges.
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT ENDS 2 JULY.
Print Web Tablet Mobile
bridgetobrisbaneday.com.au
Format Day of Publication Circulation* Readership^
Newsprint Monday - Saturday 144,788 582,000
V1 - BCME01Z01MA
Sources: ^emma™ conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending September 2016, readership based on Thursday edition of host publication, The Courier-Mail. *ABC,
Apr-Jun 2016, circulation based on Mon-Fri avg.You can also read
