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Herald Sun is Victoria’s home for breaking news, footy and hard-hitting opinion
and holds the title of Australia’s most-read newspaper. Melbourne’s
biggest selling newspaper has a proud history of leading the agenda and advocating
for Victorians. As a leading partner with the Good Friday Appeal, we believe strongly
in our community. As
the home of Australia’s No.1 fantasy footy game SuperCoach and the best AFL
writers in the business, we share a deep passion for footy. The
Herald Sun publishes seven days a week, with a bumper Sunday Herald Sun edition
on Sundays, and breaks stories 24/7 across its digital channels – from mobile
to tablet, desktop to social media. We
reach 4.348m people in print and digital every month* with an additional audience
across social media of more than 1.2 million. Our
expanding digital suite of products includes www.heraldsun.com.au,
the Herald Sun mobile and tablet apps, SuperCoach AFL fantasy game, SuperFan AFL
app, daily email newsletters and app alerts. The
Weekly Times The
voice of the country since 1869, The Weekly Times is Australia’s biggest,
best and most comprehensive rural news service across print and online. It
combines Australia’s most influential and largest circulating rural newspaper
with an energetic and dynamic website that sets the pace as the country’s
most visited newspaper-backed rural website. The
Herald and Weekly Times Pty Ltd The
Herald & Weekly Times Pty Ltd is the publisher of three market-leading publications
– the Herald Sun, Sunday Herald Sun, The Weekly Times.
The HWT newspapers
dominate their market and, in terms of circulation and market penetration, are
among the most successful in the world. These
days, with the advent of a range of new platforms on which to deliver news, readership
of HWT publications is soaring. History The
Herald Sun newspaper was established in 1990 with the merger of the afternoon
daily, The Herald, and the morning daily, The Sun News-Pictorial. It is Victoria’s
paper of choice. HWT’s
newspaper interests date back to the launch in 1840 of The Port Philip Herald,
and the company over time developed into Australia’s largest media organisation,
with broad investment in newspapers, television, radio and magazines. Since
1987, HWT has been a division of News Limited, which in turn is part of The News
Corporation Limited, whose chairman and CEO is Mr Rupert Murdoch. With
a $340 million print site at Port Melbourne and headquarters in Melbourne’s
Southgate precinct, the company has a huge stake in newspapers as a communications
medium. Timeline 1840:
Afternoon broadsheet The Herald starts in Melbourne, well-known for scooping the
newspaper world by running a special late Sunday edition at the outbreak of World
War II 1869:
The Weekly Times first published 1922:
Melbourne tabloid Sun News-Pictorial (known as The Sun) launches — the first
daily newspaper to include pictures 1990:
Herald Sun’s first newspaper is published on October 8 — a combination
of Victoria’s two former papers, The Herald and The Sun 1996:
Digital news arrives with launch of heraldsun.com.au website 2006:
SuperCoach AFL fantasy game launched 2009:
Herald Sun’s social media Facebook and Twitter pages begin 2010:
Herald Sun’s first tablet edition is launched 2017:
Revamped Herald Sun desktop site, tablet and mobile apps launched Community HWT
also plays an important role in the Victorian community as a sponsor or supporter
of numerous events and causes. Since 1931 it has funded the annual Good Friday
Appeal that has raised more than $327 million for the Royal Children’s Hospital. Since
2006, the Herald Sun has also held the iconic Herald Sun / CityLink Run for the
Kids, a fun run event which allows unprecedented access to Melbourne’s toll
roads and which has so far raised more than $15.6 million for the Appeal. Other
signature Herald Sun events include the Jayco Herald Sun Tour, attracting top
cyclists from around the world, and the Herald Sun Aria, which enjoys international
recognition as a showcase for young operatic talent. More
than 60 other events and organisations benefit from the company’s support,
including the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Royal Melbourne Show, Melbourne
Food and Wine Festival and the Australian Open. *
Total print and digital audience: 4.348m, Print Mon-Fri: 1.169m, Print Sat: 951,000,
Print Sun: 835,000, Digital: 2.361m (Source: emma conducted by Ipsos mediaCT,
12 months ending November 2017 with Nielsen DRM November 2017) News Newspapers
Online: Media Man Int and Media Man Australia directory Online
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