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ContactsKaren HowellsAdvertising Sales ManagerPhone.....................................................................................02 6280 2215 Email....................................................................karen.howells@fairfaxmedia.com.au

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CONTENT S AND CONTACTS

ContentsCHRONICLE PROFILE...............................................................3

REACH......................................................................................4

AUDIENCE................................................................................5

SPECIFICATIONS AND DEADLINES.........................................6

SECTIONS.................................................................................7

SERVICE DIRECTORY................................................................8

INSERTS....................................................................................9

PROFILE PAGES......................................................................10

FEATURES...............................................................................11

TERMS AND CONDITIONS.....................................................11

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For more than 30 years, The Chronicle has been the Canberra and Queanbeyan region’s free community newspaper.During this time, we have built and

maintained a reputation for excellence in providing local news, information on community events and cost-effective advertising solutions for Canberra and Queanbeyan businesses.

We’re also recognised for our commitment to quality content and our ability to deliver results for our advertisers. These commitments have seen our client base consistently grow.

To cater to all local communities, and to provide targeted, cost-effective advertising, The Chronicle is published each week in two area editions.

Our competitive free home delivery distribution edge is now also enhanced through a multimedia platform approach that engages with audiences throughout the day. We also make use of collected databases to communicate directly with our audience.

On average this means 100,000* weekly readers in print. We have also developed and increased our readership via our free digital subscription model. We now have more than 2600 digital edition subscribers and that number will only grow.

100,000* Chronicle newspapers are published each Tuesday then delivered free-to-home Tuesday through Thursday.

CHRONICLE PROFILE

* Circulation based on average net distribution, June 2014.

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Now with more than 2600 online subscribers and counting, The Chronicle’s digital platform – where The Chronicle appears exactly the same online as it does in hardcopy – is also home-delivered each week, direct to readers’ email accounts.

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2 EDIT IONSThe Chronicle & The Queanbeyan Chronicle

The Chronicle

The Queanbeyan Chronicle

Distribution Total 100,000*

* Circulation based on average net distribution, June 2014.

DUFFY

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ACTON

O'CONNOR

TURNER

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CAMPBELL

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For over 30 years, The Chronicle has been a printed newspaper

source that stimulates thought, starts conversations and shapes the important community issues of the week. We not only deliver community news to readers, we deliver readers interested in community news to advertisers – therefore, we deliver enormous value for money.

Community readers want to know about community business

ReadersReadership is the currency of advertising dollars. It indicates the number of people receiving and reading a copy of The Chronicle each week.

The Chronicle’s readership responds to Chronicle advertising and are proven spenders / consumers.

Unlike many other hard-copy newspapers and publications, The Chronicle’s readership actually trends to grow. Our current audience includes more than half of our region’s over 50’s population. This readership is important to all advertisers because, both locally and nationally, this group is our wealthiest and highest spending consumer.

We deliverThe Chronicle is a convenient source of information and is driven by the value for money that we can provide via our competitive distribution edge. We deliver direct to separate title residents and in-turn, deliver value to our advertisers.

Please note: We do not deliver to unit complexes.

It’s all done for youWe provide a one-stop shop for within your marketing mix. Account management, creative, graphic design, printing and production are all provided.

AUDIENCE

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The Chronicle 48,100

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City News 17,200

City News 36,500

Canberra Weekly 39,500

Canberra Weekly 15,600

Canberra Weekly 30,400

* Circulation based on average net distribution, June 2014.

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Advertising pricesAdvertisements are based on visual impact, with 14 available options. Final rates are determined by your financial year annual advertising spend.

Rate cardFor a quote or for more information, contact your Chronicle Account Manager. We are happy to talk you through the benefits our newspaper can offer your business.

Deadlines Booking Deadline 4pm Wednesday prior

Set/Disc/Copy 5pm Thursday prior

Press Ready Copy Noon Friday prior

ClassifiedsDeadlines Lineage: Noon Monday prior

Display: Noon Friday prior

Page LoadingsPage 1 130%

Page 3 and 5 50%

Page 7, 9, 11 50%

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Back page 50%

Entertainer (inc. TV Guide) 25%

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The Chronicle speaks directly to members and provides more than 4000 kids the chance to become involved with their community newspaper via membership, competitions to win books, DVDs and special prizes, pet of the week and more.

Kids are thrilled when their birthday comes around to see their name make Newshound’s birthday list. The popularity of Kids Club is just another reason to advertise in The Chronicle.

The community news or general news section of each edition is the heart of our paper and the most popular section for large to small businesses.

Each page is full of community news and advertising displaying weekly specials, services and/or facilities in and around the local region.

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1lucky readerhas a chance to win...

For your chance to win, tell us in 25 words or less why you would like to win, fill in your details and send it to:

‘The Chronicle Big Nate Competition’PO Box 7155, Canberra Mail Centre, ACT 2610.

Entries must be received by last mail on Friday, June 21, 2013. The most creative entries will be judged the winners.

Winners will be notified by mail. The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

Members of staff at the Federal Capital Press of Australia, contractors, supervisors and deliverers of The Chronicle and their immediate families are ineligible to enter this competition.

A copy ofBIG NATE Book

Thanks to HARPER COLLINS

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THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS■ June 10: Shalini Collins, AryanSachdeva, Siobhan Spenceley,Kaleela Cook.■ June 11: Ewan Boyes, LukeDeland, Chan Lotte Murphy, AngusWallace, Alex Southwell, DanielaScepanovic, Michael Hill, RoryBugden, Norman John Kellie Eluga,Tessa Filor-Fox, Jessica Morales.■ June 12: Syed Ali, JordanFoyster, Coen Harnischfeger,Madison Gardiner, RaviniRanasinghe, Ben Dobbie.■ June 13: Jaimee Gibson, LiamSankey, Patrick Sadler, LucaGagliardi, Mackenzie Murray,Michael Sadler.■ June 14: Nathan Kite, John

Beaven, Olivia Kalman, JarrodVincent, Jasmine Grace Veldums,Hayden Higgins-Faulder, JackLyons, Jesse Heslin, SienaGaspari, Evan Kous.■ June 15: MaddisonSchofield, Keef GillespiesJnr, Harrison Jones,Thomas Bradley, JoshuaMiller, Peter Knight, MarkyWilcockson, JonathanD’Ambrosio, Mia Buser.■ June 16: Brooke Sedgmen,Callum Firmstone, Liam Pirie,James Maleganeas, Jason Williams,Tim Petrovsky, Patrick HAttenborough, Benjamin Ganel, AmySparks, Isaac Muir, Melanie Zejnic,Troy Harriden.

Bantam menace rules the roost

Harriet Ewers, 2,with her dad Glenenjoying making

chicken noises at thepoultry show at Epic.

Picture: Elesa Kurtz

By.......................................................Newshound

THOUSANDS flocked to the 2013Royal Canberra National PoultryShow over the weekend, but New-shound is pretty sure he was the onlydog lucky enough to attend.The poultry show at Exhibition Park

was officially opened by an egg-citedFederal Member for Fraser AndrewLeigh before thousands of Canberransturned out to see the birds.This year about 60 poultry, water

fowl and turkey breeds were exhibited,but the star of the show and the featurebreed was the pekin bantam.Newshound has never been called

the “star of the show”, although helikes to think he is a bit of a star in TheChronicle office.Newshound had never seen so many

birds in the one place before – therewere more than 600 birds taking partin this year’s show. Some of the birdshad beautiful, colourful feathers whileothers were much bigger than anybirds Newshound remembers from hissummer holidays visiting his cousinson their farm in Murrumbateman.The best of the birds in Canberra

have their eyes set on competing in thenext Poultry Olympics in 2016.

Keeping it simple and traditionalKAI

Food of the week

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For those wanting to experience the flavours of other countries, boarding a plane isn’t the only option. Our neighbours from across the Tasman are closer than ever, with restaurant Kai offering traditional cuisine of the indigenous Maori people of New Zealand. Having taken root in Canberra in the inner-south shopping district of Manuka, owners Dennis Waiheke and wife Karen said that the business was an opportunity for them to explore their culture and for Australians to become more familiar with their Pacific neighbours. “Kai simply means food in Maori. We wanted to keep it simple and traditional, so that people can experience the traditional food of Aotearoa [New Zealand] for themselves,” Mr Waiheke said. “There’s so much culture and

tradition to celebrate, and food is the best way to experience the everyday lives of different people.” Five years ago, after working in the building and scaffolding industry in Canberra for nearly 15 years, Mr An experienced chef, Mrs Waiheke implemented the help of her husband’s friends in the building industry to convert their disused car trailer into a portable, hooded oven to prepare food in the hangi style – a Maori method that involves burying food in a pit for several hours with hot coals and covering it with cloth. Kai was officially opened on New Zealand’s national day, Waitangi Day on February 6, and serves lunch and dinner seven days a week.For more information, phone 6161 5494 or visit kai.com.au

An Dennis Waiheke and wife Karen

By Amelia Dale

Canberra’s “The travelling tradie”NIGHTS WATCH BUILDING CO

Tradie of the week

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It’s rare to find someone who is truly passionate about what they do, to the point where they will go above and beyond on even the smallest of jobs. But that is the attitude of builder Jon Snow, whose business Nights Watch Building Co is quickly gaining a stellar reputation around Canberra and the surrounding region.Despite this success, Jon explained to The Chronicle that he wasn’t always sure he wanted to be a builder. “A few years back, I decided to travel the world for a bit before deciding on a career path,” he said.“I sort of stumbled across a group that was building schools in villages in South America, and ended up hanging out there and working with the program for six months.”“It was only after travelling

there that I really knew it was what I wanted to do,” he said.“I got back to Canberra and started my apprenticeship straight away, and the rest is history.”That was five years ago. Now, fully qualified and with his own building business, Jon has quite a few success stories behind him.He worked on the fitout for hip new inner south eatery Kai, taking care to work with the restaurant owners to preserve the original glory of the heritage building. But there is one job that really stands out for Jon.“Last year I was able to help my mum construct her dream home, using some pretty innovative techniques to make it unique and energy-efficient,” he said. For more information, phone Jon on 0400 000 000 or visit nightswatchbuilding.com.au

Jon Snow of the Nights Watch Building Co.

By Amelia Dale

An iconic Canberra treasure trove ARNOLD’S ANTIQUES

Business of the week

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As the capital grew into the bustling territory it is today, so did Arnold’s Antiques, an iconic Canberra collectable and vintage treasure trove established in 1964.“We opened Arnold’s to acquire more room for the collectable items we had pouring out of our home,” store founder Arnold Fitzgerald said.“My wife Helen and I have always been avid antique collectors. We would spend our weekends hunting for the rarest finds. I was more into military memorabilia and Helen loved her homewares.“We filled the house to the roof! Every nook and cranny was filled with a little piece of history that we had collected over the years, so it seemed fitting that we start a business to combine our passion with work,” Ms Fitzgerald said.The then-newlyweds were new

to Canberra in the 1960s, and opened the store to enable then to continue their hobby.“We loved working together every day – sharing our passion with others, being able to connect with the community and establish a circle of friends with same interests,” Ms Fitzgerald said.The pair have decided to retire and hand over the business to grandchildren Jack and Sophie.Sophie recalls running through the aisles upon aisles of vintage goods, playing dress-ups with her grandmother and hide and seek with her grandfather.“I’m so excited to take over the shop and create those memories with my children and grandchildren too,” she said.For more information, phone 6280 0000 or visit the store at 99 Old Street, Curtin.

An iconic Canberra collectable treasure trove

By Amelia Dale

Each week The Chronicle showcases a talented local tradesperson and a successful local business to its readers. Tradie of the Week highlights a tradesperson available for hire, getting to know their interests, passions and areas of expertise,

whereas business of the week focuses on a business with a fascinating story behind it.These new and sure to be popular sections promote community engagement by connecting local businesses with a passionate local audience.

The Eating Out section in The Chronicle lets readers know about the dining establishments in their local community, from cafes and bakeries to takeaways and fine dining restaurants.

The Chronicle’s expert editorial team find out the stories behind iconic local eateries, showcasing a new one each week and letting people know just what makes them special.

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Ally Rose enjoyed a creative childhood, her parents recognising

her talent for design from an early age.She loved to draw, paint and create beautiful objects, impressing her primary school teachers with her eye for detail and imagination.Ms Rose spent many of her teenage years attending art schools across the country before moving to the UK to

study at the Oxford College of Design.It was love that brought Ms Rose to Canberra, meeting an Australian diplomat while sitting in a Parisian café.While looking at ways to revitalise the interior of her Forrest home, Ms Rose discovered a new love – designing home wares.“I found it really difficult to find interesting, beautiful pieces in

Canberra for my own home and I realised that there could be a hole in the market for me to utilise my skills,” Ms Rose said.“I was delighted with the first couple of lamps I created and it just flowed from there.”Ally Rose Designs opened in Kingston in 2010 and has become a favourite with locals and weekend visitors to Canberra.It stocks an eclectic range of home wares from lamps and vases to crockery sets, cushions and candle holders.“I really wanted to offer something different, items with character that could define certain areas of a home and let the home owner’s personality shine through,” Ms Rose said.“It’s such a satisfying feeling when you watch people pick up a piece you have created and talk about how perfectly it suits them and how great it would look in their home.” Ally Rose Designs prides itself on using locally made materials where possible as Ms Rose believes it is important that small businesses support each other.“I know that it can be hard out there

so I’m really committed to using local materials when I can,” she said.“I’ve also recently started trying to create pieces from recycled material, which is proving a challenge but is something new I’m really enjoying doing.”When you walk into the Giles Street studio, you will be met with the sweet smell of incense and themed areas of home wares.“As a consumer, I know it’s a better experience when things are easy to find in a store. At the moment, a lot of people looking for brightly coloured wares and nautical styles,” Ms Rose said.“And as always, people are drawn towards more classic designs, which never go out of style” Ally Rose Designs will also custom design pieces if you know what you want and can’t find it anywhere else.“People often come in with a really specific item in mind that they just can’t find anywhere else. Usually, I can create exactly what they want with the right direction,” Ms Rose said.Ally Rose Designs is located at 21 Giles Street, Kingston and open seven days from 10am-4pm.

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Ally Rose enjoyed a creative childhood, her parents recognising

her talent for design from an early age.She loved to draw, paint and create beautiful objects, impressing her primary school teachers with her eye for

detail and imagination.Ms Rose spent many of her teenage years attending art schools across the country before moving to the UK to study at the Oxford College of Design.It was love that brought Ms Rose to Canberra, meeting an Australian diplomat while sitting in a Parisian café.While looking at ways to revitalise the interior of her Forrest home, Ms Rose discovered a new love – designing home wares.“I found it really difficult to find interesting, beautiful pieces in Canberra for my own home and I realised that there could be a hole in the market for me to utilise my skills,” Ms Rose said.

“I was delighted with the first couple of lamps I created and it just flowed from there.”Ally Rose Designs opened in Kingston in 2010 and has become a favourite with locals and weekend visitors to Canberra.It stocks an eclectic range of home wares from lamps and vases to crockery sets, cushions and candle holders.“I really wanted to offer something different, items with character that could define certain areas of a home and let the home owner’s personality shine through,” Ms Rose said.“It’s such a satisfying feeling when

you watch people pick up a piece you have created and talk about how perfectly it suits them and how great it would look in their home.”

Ally Rose Designs prides itself on using locally made materials where possible as Ms Rose believes it is important that small businesses support each other.“I know that it can be hard out there so I’m really committed to using local materials when I can,” she said.“I’ve also recently started trying to create pieces from recycled material, which is proving a challenge but is something new I’m really enjoying doing.”When you walk into the Giles Street studio, you will be met with the sweet smell of incense and themed areas of home wares.“As a consumer, I know it’s a better experience when things are easy to find in a store. At the moment, a lot of people looking for brightly coloured wares and nautical styles,” Ms Rose said.“And as always, people are drawn towards more classic designs, which never go out of style” Ally Rose Designs will also custom design pieces if you know what you want and can’t find it anywhere else.“People often come in with a really specific item in mind that they just can’t find anywhere else. Usually, I can create exactly what they want with the right direction,” Ms Rose said.“Sure, it can take a couple of weeks but I think that people are willing to wait to have a piece that they truly love.”

Ms Rose, who recently gave birth to a daughter named Ruby, said she is grateful that she can spend time in the store but not have to leave her three month-old at home.“My customers love Ruby and she’s so well behaved. It’s such a blessing to be able to bring her in to work each day,” Ms Rose said.Ally Rose Designs is located at 21 Giles Street, Kingston and open seven days from 10am-4pm.

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Excitement: The 2014 National Multicultural Festival will include salsa dancers as part of Carnival and the Latin Quarters, vintage American cars on display at Route 66: The AmericanExperience, and a performance from Timomatic on Friday at 6.30pm in Garema Place.

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This includes entry and accessto the opening concert featuringa high-energy performance bynationally renowned hip-hopartist Timomatic in GaremaPlace on Friday night.

This year the Food and DanceSpectacular, which will ignitethe city centre in a colourfulswirl of cuisines and culturalperformances from across theglobe on February 8, featuresmore than 380 stalls.

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9 Without limiting FCP’s rights under clause 1 of these terms and conditions, advertisements must

comply with FCP’s standards of presentation, style and classification in respect of advertisements placed with FCP.

10 Where complete material is supplied electronically it must be provided in PDF

format with fonts embedded. For all other supplied material FCP reserve the right to amend fonts to those licensed to FCP.

11 Where any advertisement has the appearance of editorial matter, the Advertiser must include

a border of a minimum of ‘two point’ thickness and the word “Advertisement” must be displayed on the advertisement in at least size eight-point font.

12 All run of press, classified display and classified semi-display advertising sold by FCP will

be sold in whole centimetre and column units. All classified line advertising sold by FCP will be sold by the total number of lines used and FCP may, at its absolute discretion, require the Advertiser to place a minimum number of lines in any advertisement before it is accepted.

13 Adjustments and claims must be notified within 30 days from the end of the month in

which the advertisement appears. The publishers will not consider claims lodged outside the above period.

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