A Great Success (established June 2005)
Since it's first issue in June 2005, Prime Times Tasmania has been a great success. Prime Times has become well established as the key magazine specifically serving the interests and concerns of older Tasmanians. "Keep up the good work". "I enjoy reading the magazine each issue." "Prime Times is a great read and informative". These are typical of the comments we are receiving from our readers on a regular basis. A major reason for the success of Prime Times publication, is the relevance of the content of the magazine to our readers. The broad range of material contained in the magazine covers such areas as finance and insurance, travel, news on aged care facilities, in-home care, retirement villages, real estate opportunities for retirees, cooking, gardening, jokes and pets pages, details of coming events and importantly tackles the issues of the day as they affect the older person. |
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We also cover news from the various groups and organisations working on behalf of the older person, and also provide a coverage with photos, of a range of social events. From the advertisers point of view there is no other magazine in Tasmania like Prime Times. It is a quarterly, A4 sized colour magazine and is published in Tasmania, by myself and my wife Nalda. We are both in our mid 60's, having lived in the State for over 40 years. Because of our knowledge of the State, and our age, we understand the interests and concerns of our readers, and seek to provide the content that is relevant to their needs. With over 40,000 readers around the state seeking this type information, Tasmanian Prime Times offers an excellent facility to market your services and products to this increasingly large segment of the Tasmanian community. For more information: Contact - Ron Limb Ph: 03 6247 2114 or Email: info@primetimes.com.au |
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PO Box 2140 Howrah
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