Ballarat Times

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Phone Numbers

Ph: (03) 8387 5500
Fax: (03) 9372 2792

Email

Dora Bebonis
National Sales Director
dora@regionalmediaconnect.com.au

Sara De Paulis
National Agency Manager
sara@regionalmediaconnect.com.au

Colleen Boyd
National Agency Manager
colleen@regionalmediaconnect..com.au

Hayley Fox
Advertising Sales Assistant
admin@regionalmediaconnect.com.au

Rebecca Black
Sales Administration Co-ordinator
admin@regionalmediaconnect.com.au

Address

1st Floor, 163 Epsom Road
Flemington 3031

  • Profile

    The Ballarat Times News Group is focused on local stories, events and sport within Greater Ballarat and surrounding Shires. Established in 2004 our small team delivers current and interesting stories for locals and visitors alike. Our district is vibrant and diverse with fantastic tourist attractions bringing in many overseas and interstate visitors. Attractions include: Sovereign Hill, the Art Gallery of Ballarat, Lake Wendouree and the Botanical Gardens, fabulous food and wine and regular events such as the Begonia Festival and Royal South Street Competitions. We strive to bring relevant and positive stories to our readers each week.
    Our diverse range of regular contributors and a wide readership demographic reflects in our advertising, articles, reader opinions and positive feedback.

  • Circulation List

    Primary circulation includes: Greater Ballarat, Golden Plains Shire, Geelong, Surf Coast, Beaufort, Bungaree, Skipton, Creswick, Daylesford, Elaine, Leigh Creek, Dayslesford, Lake Bolac, Wickliffe.

  • Industries

    The main Industries at present, in the shire, are in the rural sector such as farms so companies like Elders, Landmark and the like are very active. We also have Industrial Steel manufacturing and many wineries scattered throughout the shire, we would also be the biggest poultry growers in Victoria as well as pigs. We also have gold mines that are working such as Ballarat Goldfield in Berringa. And a rail line, which goes from the East to West and North to South, one goes through the town of Inverleigh and the other right through Bannockburn. For the Tourist we have the great rail (now walking) trail in the north Linton-Smythesdale and great Historical societies throughout the whole of the Plains.

  • Sections

    Motoring, Gardening, Real Estate, House, Education, Money Investment, Farming, Gardening