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Sunday Territorian
The Sunday Territorian is the sister paper to the daily NT News and is the only dedicated Sunday newspaper in the Northern Territory. It reaches more than 50 per cent of the Darwin population every Sunday. It is a bright, lively tabloid with relevant, informative local news, aimed at entertaining and involving readers. The Sunday Territorian invites readers to sit back, relax and ‘take back your Sunday’.
The Sunday Territorian is supported online via ntnews.com.au desktop and mobile platforms, as well as through the digital replica 'SMART edition'.
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Sunday Territorian
The Sunday Territorian has something for everyone. The weekly Sunday liftout is a popular Sunday reading ritual, designed specifically to appeal to our female readership. It incorporates national content from Body and Soul, Taste, Escape and Donna Hay mixed with local features, Social Butterflies, Hello Baby, and Sunday Fun.
There’s also plenty for the men, with the weekly gossip column ‘Bushranger’, fishing section ‘Hooked up’, weekend sport previews and analysis and much more.
Key Facts
38,000
Readership (SUN)
14,214
Circulation (SUN)
$1.40
Cover Price Sun
Source: Readership - emmaTM conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, 12 months ending June 2016. Circulation - ABC Apr-Jun 2016.
Online
Online
ntnews.com.au
The Sunday Territorian is supported online by the Northern Territory’s number one news site ntnews.com.au
ntnews.com.au offers advertisers an excellent opportunity to connect with the NT’s largest online audience and target specific readers with sections such as; News, Sport, Entertainment, Business, Property, Lifestyle, Travel, Opinion, Video and Classifieds.
Case studies
Responsible Gambling Awareness Week
RGAW was created with the aim of raising awareness of the importance of gambling responsibly at a personal, venue and community level. RGAW is a grassroots campaign held in May that involves community events, public relations, advertising and online content.
Commonwealth Bank
News Corp Australia developed a way of bringing the news to life and transforming the Sunday reading experience by including sound and motion to the traditional print product through the use of a specially created app, news alive.