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Auckland: Read All About It

MEDIA RELEASE – Thursday 13th October, 2016

Every Thursday from November 3, Aucklanders will be treated to a fresh view of the city they love with Paperboy, a new free weekly magazine being launched by Bauer Media.

Paperboy is a magazine for the New Auckland – a rapidly evolving place that is no longer an overgrown provincial town, but a fully fledged multicultural South Pacific metropolis.

Published every Thursday morning, Paperboy’s 100,000 copies will be distributed through channels such as public transport points, letterboxes and cafes around the city, allowing readers to unlock the best of the city they love.

The magazine, edited by former HOME magazine editor Jeremy Hansen, will be optimistic, urbane and super-connected, sharing expert knowledge about the city’s best happenings in food, culture, style and urbanism.

“Auckland is a more exciting city than it has ever been,” Hansen says. “In this era of infinite online information, we think there’s more value than ever in a carefully curated media brand that makes it easy for an enormous range of Aucklanders to feel fully engaged with their city.”

Paperboy will inform its readers about everything from the way cycleways are changing the city to new restaurant openings, from bold new architecture downtown to neighbourhood discoveries that only an insider would know.

Paperboy’s local offerings will be bolstered by four pages of exclusive feature content from the New York Times Life/Style section.

The new magazine will expand Bauer Media’s mass reach and give the company extra heft in the Auckland market. Its streamlined production processes offer new options for advertisers.

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“We’ve developed a number of production innovations that means Paperboy can take advertising material late Monday, and be in readers’ hands on Thursday mornings,” says Paul Gardiner, Bauer Media Commercial Director. “This means Bauer Media now has a powerful new media brand to offer advertising clients a huge Auckland centric audience for both premium brands and short-term, retail-focused reactive advertising.”

Bauer Media’s research shows that 46% of Aucklanders feel prouder now of their city than they did 10 years ago. Every Thursday, Paperboy will tap into this enthusiasm, offering readers the toolkit they need to enjoy their lives in the city they love even more.

Paperboy will be available in Auckland on Thursday 3 November, 2016.

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About Bauer Media New Zealand:

Bauer Media New Zealand publishes more than 19 magazines, selling more than 14.6 million copies each year. They include some of the longest-running and most successful mastheads, such as the country’s most read newsstand magazine, New Zealand Woman’s Weekly, Woman’s Day NZ, NZ Listener, and the highest-selling monthly magazine, The Australian Women’s Weekly NZ. Bauer Media NZ delivers premium titles and audiences through NEXT, North & South, Fashion Quarterly, Simply You Style and Living, Metro, HOME, Your Home & Garden, Good Health Choices, and Taste.

Integral to the company’s success are vibrant, information-packed websites, mobile apps and social media platforms. BauerWorks leads the way in creating branded cross-platform editorial content for major clients including Air New Zealand via Kia Ora magazine, and Ziera magologues. For more information visit http://bauermedia.co.nz


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