Sydney Observer Magazine

Sydney Observer Magazine

Infobox Newspaper
name = Sydney Observer Magazine


caption =
type = Monthly magazine
format = Quarto
foundation = 1996
ceased publication =
price = Free pickup,
Subscription $29.95 annual
owners = Kamdha Pty Ltd
publisher = Kamdha Pty Ltd
editor = Geeta Kumria
staff = 8
language = English
circulation = 50,000 (December 2007)
website = [http://www.sydneyobserver.com Sydney Observer Magazine]

The 'Sydney Observer Magazine', previously known as the 'Ku-ring-gai Observer', is a community magazine distributed principally around the municipality of Ku-ring-gai in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The magazine contains various sections related to property & finance, health, travel, fashion & beauty, dining, music & theatre, arts & entertainment, puzzles and a diary of local events.

It contains news related to local items of interest as well as covering some topics of broader interest to people within the greater Sydney metropolitan area. Sometimes articles have been submitted to the Australian Senate for further discussion [ [http://www.aph.gov.au/Senate/committee/eet_ctte/academic_standards/submissions/sub12.pdf Academic Standard Submission by Australian Council of State Schools Organisations] ]

It is distributed free of charge to households, retail stores, libraries and community centres throughout the Ku-Ring-Gai Council area. Recent issues (October 2007) have been around 68 pages.

The Federal election issue (November 2007) created a lot of discussion in the community and we received a huge positive response for the cover. The Christmas (December 2007) issue is very topical and informative about the safety of our children on the world wide web.

Our strong cover for March 2008 issue-the Apology issue-had generated some very passionate responses from readers.

Local government elections special-September 2008-has generated great response and we have received requests for copies from outside our main distribution area of Upper North Shore. Readers are impressed with the quality of editorial and not just media releases and asking for magazines.

Previous editors have included Arti Kumria, Michaela Bilik, Guy Weress and Mani Veiszadeh.

External links

* [http://www.sydneyobserver.com Sydney Observer Magazine website]

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