Daily Chronicle (New Zealand)

Daily Chronicle (New Zealand)
Daily Chronicle
Type Daily (except Sunday) Newspaper
Format Broadsheet (Mon-Fri) Tabloid (Sat)
Owner APN News & Media
Editor Simon Waters
Headquarters Levin, New Zealand
Circulation 2,661
ISSN 1177-195X
Official website [1]

The Daily Chronicle is the regional newspaper for the Horowhenua and the northern part of the Kapiti districts, encompassing Foxton, Shannon, Levin, Manakau and Otaki. On Wednesdays it is delivered free to every home in the Horowhenua region.[1] On weekdays it is published in the evenings, however, on Saturday it is a morning paper.[2]

External links

References

  1. ^ APN Advertising: About
  2. ^ The Horowhenua Kapiti Chronicle
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