Blackall - population 1,730, or 47 per cent down on the 1961 Census - has been served by a newspaper for all except three years since 1879. And so on March 29 this year when publication of the Blackall Leader ceased, three months short of its 18th birthday, it was a black day for the town. Perhaps none watched the paper's demise more sadly than Sally Cripps, as will be shown
This paper is a preliminary portrait of aspects of a small society and an attempt to answer question...
North Queensland is the most successful example in the British Commonwealth of a tropical region set...
Geoffrey Luck worked for the ABC as Regional Journalist at Longreach in Western Queensland from 1953...
Residents of the remote central-western Queensland town of Blackall (pop. 1,833) watched their last ...
Laura (South Australia) and Minyip (Victoria) belong to the category of newspaper ghost towns, Laura...
The Northern Miner, Charters Towers, is one of those newspapers whose early files did not survive an...
A continuing presence in Mount Isa is the North West Star, which will be 40 years old next year, but...
In the shadow of the Australian press bicentenary next year will be the centenaries of such papers a...
Daily newspaper publication in the provincial districts of the Australian colonies in the nineteenth...
In the capital cities, the trend over the past 40 years has been that newspaper circulations have de...
Editors of colonial newspapers in the Australian provinces in the 1850s were foolish if they did not...
Over the past decade the profits of 160-odd regional and rural publications that make up the former ...
Current findings, news and announcements related to the history of Australian newspapers
© 1985 Bill TrevenaThe urge to write about country newspaper people came from a curiosity about ghos...
Geoffrey Luck worked for the ABC as Regional Journalist at Longreach in Western Queensland from 1953...
This paper is a preliminary portrait of aspects of a small society and an attempt to answer question...
North Queensland is the most successful example in the British Commonwealth of a tropical region set...
Geoffrey Luck worked for the ABC as Regional Journalist at Longreach in Western Queensland from 1953...
Residents of the remote central-western Queensland town of Blackall (pop. 1,833) watched their last ...
Laura (South Australia) and Minyip (Victoria) belong to the category of newspaper ghost towns, Laura...
The Northern Miner, Charters Towers, is one of those newspapers whose early files did not survive an...
A continuing presence in Mount Isa is the North West Star, which will be 40 years old next year, but...
In the shadow of the Australian press bicentenary next year will be the centenaries of such papers a...
Daily newspaper publication in the provincial districts of the Australian colonies in the nineteenth...
In the capital cities, the trend over the past 40 years has been that newspaper circulations have de...
Editors of colonial newspapers in the Australian provinces in the 1850s were foolish if they did not...
Over the past decade the profits of 160-odd regional and rural publications that make up the former ...
Current findings, news and announcements related to the history of Australian newspapers
© 1985 Bill TrevenaThe urge to write about country newspaper people came from a curiosity about ghos...
Geoffrey Luck worked for the ABC as Regional Journalist at Longreach in Western Queensland from 1953...
This paper is a preliminary portrait of aspects of a small society and an attempt to answer question...
North Queensland is the most successful example in the British Commonwealth of a tropical region set...
Geoffrey Luck worked for the ABC as Regional Journalist at Longreach in Western Queensland from 1953...