April Special Edition Key Points
- Targeted Local Focus: A dedicated A5-sized magazine specifically for the Upper North Shore’s established and ageing community.
- Demographic Demand: Addresses the high proportion of residents aged 65+, NDIS participants, and unpaid carers in the Ku-ring-gai and Hornsby regions.
- Strategic Distribution: Copies will be placed directly in retirement homes, medical centres, and community spaces to reach family decision-makers.
- Reputable Content: Combines essential local information and trusted editorial content with a directory of reputable service providers.
- Advertising Opportunities: Seeking local stories and offering attractive placements for businesses in aged care, NDIS, allied health, and legal/financial sectors.
- Direct Access: Offers brands a way to provide reassurance and solutions to households actively navigating home support and disability services.
Sydney’s Upper North Shore is home to one of the city’s most established and steadily ageing communities.
From Ku-ring-gai to Hornsby, more residents are entering later life, living with disability, or supporting ageing parents – creating strong, ongoing demand for trusted local services.
Your Local Guide – Aged Care & Disability, published by The Post Newsmagazine, brings essential information and reputable providers together in one practical, easy-to-read publication designed for our community.
In our community:
- A higher-than-average proportion of residents are aged 65+
- Thousands of locals are NDIS participants or unpaid carers
- Many households are actively navigating aged care, home support, allied health and disability services
This special edition will be distributed into retirement homes, medical centres and community spaces, this special edition is designed to sit where decisions are made.
We are seeking local stories and we also have very attractive advertising on offer.
This special A5 sized magazine will offer:
- A highly targeted local audience – not broad, generic reach
- Direct access to older Australians, carers and family decision-makers
- Alignment with trusted editorial content
If you provide aged care, NDIS supports, allied health, mobility, legal, financial, lifestyle or related services, this is your opportunity to position your business in front of a community actively seeking support, solutions and reassurance.
