Are you an artist, maker, grower, local business or community group that is passionate about our region and has a great story to tell? 

 

You might be a good fit for Kyogle Culture Magazine!

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Our FREE hard copy issues are printed once each year (6000 per edition) and are topped up regularly at participating local businesses, tourist hotspots, and Visitor's Information Centres in and around Kyogle and it's villages.

 

You can also find Kyogle Culture in 'feeder towns' including Lismore, Byron Bay, Ballina, Bangalow, Murwillumbah, Uki, Casino, Tenterfield, and the Granite Belt Region, the Tweed, Gold Coast, and South Scenic Rim areas. Check here for our stockists, or read online!

 

Affordable advertising rates start at just $180 plus GST.

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Kyogle Culture magazines stay in people's homes and hearts for longer. They are passed between locals, to travelers, relatives, and to wandering food and culture lovers... we get your story into the hands of people who want to connect with you, and we make marketing easy and affordable so you can get back to what you do best!

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If you would like to be part of our collective, please fill out our contact form and we can fly you an information pack.

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You'll find our Advertising Terms & Conditions HERE
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Kyogle Culture was originally establish by artist and designer Susie Marcroft-Rodgers and members of the Kyogle & District Chamber of Commerce in 2016.

 

Issue Four onwards has been published by Wild Honey Creative, a Kyogle based graphic design, web and marketing studio.

 

Please contact our team for any enquiries.

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Kyogle Council is proud to partially sponsor printed copies of Kyogle Culture Magazine as part of its commitment to arts and business development in the region.

You'll find our Advertising Terms & Conditions HERE
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Kyogle Culture Magazine, and publisher Wild Honey Creative, acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of this land - Australia. We acknowledge the Gullibul people of the Bundjalung Nation as the traditional custodians of the area where we live and work. We pay our respects to ancestors and Elders, past, present and emerging.

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