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This is a list of newspapers published in, or for, the South West region of Western Australia.

Contents

The South West is Western Australia's most popular regional tourist destination. The region also has a notable agriculture industry; crops such as grapes, apples and avocados, account for 60% of the regions agricultural commodities. [1]

Just over half of the current newspapers distributed in the South West region are owned by Seven West Media. [2]

Titles

TitleYears of publicationStatus
Augusta Margaret River Times [3] 2007–presentCurrent
Augusta-Margaret River Mail [4] 1986–presentCurrent
The Blackwood Chronicle and South-West Mining News [5] 1904–1907Defunct
Blackwood Times [6] 1905–1971Defunct
Blackwood-Warren Sentinel [7] 1950–1959Defunct
The Boyup Brook Bulletin [8] 1930–1950Defunct
Bridgetown Advocate [9] 1938–1950Defunct
The Bridgetown [10] 2014–?Defunct
Bunbury Contract [11] 1936Defunct
The Bunbury Herald and Blackwood Express [12] 1919–1929Defunct
Bunbury Herald [13] 1997–presentCurrent
The Bunbury Herald [14] 1892–1919Defunct
Bunbury Mail [15] 1990–presentCurrent
The Bunbury Monitor [16] 1934Defunct
The Bunbury Star [17] 1935–1936Defunct
The Bunbury Sun [18] 1957–1962Defunct
Bunbury Weekender [19] 1994–1996Defunct
Busselton Dunsborough Times [20] 2007–presentCurrent
Busselton Herald [21] 1978–1979Defunct
Busselton Margaret River Advertiser [22] 1979Defunct
Busselton-Dunsborough Mail [23] 1996–presentCurrent
Busselton-Margaret River Herald [24] 1979–1980Defunct
Busselton-Margaret Times [25] 1964–2007Defunct
The Capes Herald [26] 2003–2007Defunct
The Coalfields Star [27] 1934Defunct
The Collie Mail [28] 1917–1918Defunct
The Collie Mail [28] 1952–presentCurrent
The Collie Mail and Cardiff, Lyall's Mill, Collie Burn, Shotts and Worsley Gazette [28] 1913–1917Defunct
The Collie Mail and Coalfields Miner [28] 1918–1919Defunct
The Collie Mail and W.A. Coalfields Miner [28] 1919–1952Defunct
The Collie Mail: the miners' and timber workers' advocate [28] 1908–1912Defunct
The Collie Miner [29] 1900–1916Defunct
The Collie Times [30] 1935Defunct
Collie Weekender [31] 1994–1995Defunct
Donnybrook-Balingup Mail [32] 1995–1996Defunct
Donnybrook-Balingup Mail [33] 1982Defunct
Donnybrook-Balingup News [34] 1979–1987Defunct
Donnybrook-Bridgetown mail [35] 1996–presentCurrent
Donnybrook-Bridgetown mail [36] 1993–1995Defunct
Donnybrook-Bridgetown mail [37] 1987–1993Defunct
Eaton Australind Harvey Reporter [38] 1999–2000Defunct
The Greenbushes Advocate & Donnybrook & Bridgetown Advertiser [39] 1899–1902Defunct
Group Settlement Chronicle & Margaret-Augusta Mail [40] 1923–1930Defunct
Harvey Australind Reporter [41] 1997–1999Defunct
Harvey Chronicle [42] 1915–1916Defunct
Harvey Leschenault Reporter [43] 2001–2007Defunct
Harvey Mail [44] 2013Defunct
Harvey/Murray Times [45] 1931–1965Defunct
The Harvey Reporter [46] 1980–1997Defunct
The Harvey Reporter [47] 2000–2001Defunct
Harvey-Waroona Mail [48] 1931–1956Defunct
Harvey-Waroona Reporter [49] 2007–presentCurrent
Harvey/Waroona Times [50] 1965Defunct
Leschenault Reporter [51] 1990–1994Defunct
Manjimup & Warren Times [52] 1927–1971Defunct
The Manjimup Mail and Jardee-Pemberton-Northcliffe Press [53] 1927–1946Defunct
Manjimup Mail [54] 1946–1950Defunct
Manjimup Mail [55] 1957Defunct
Manjimup-Bridgetown Times [56] 1997–presentCurrent
Margaret District Times [57] 1956–1957Defunct
Margaret River News [58] 1931–1941Defunct
Margaret-Busselton Times [59] 1957–1963Defunct
Morning Star [60] 1988Defunct
The Nannup Review [61] 1939–1941Defunct
The Nelson Advocate [62] 1926–1938Defunct
Ocean Express [63] 1986–1989Defunct
The Pelican Post [64] 2002–2012?Defunct
The Pemberton Post [65] 1937–1950Defunct
The Preston Mail and District Advocate [66] 1932–1960Defunct
South West Real Estate [67] 1997?Defunct
The South Western Advertiser [68] 1910–1958Defunct
South Western Herald [14] 1910–1914Defunct
The South Western News [69] 1903–1963Defunct
South Western Times [70] 1932–presentCurrent
South Western Times [71] 1917–1929Defunct
South Western Tribune [72] 1930–1932Defunct
Southern Advertiser [73] 1888Defunct
Southern Times [74] 1888–1916Defunct
Sweat [75] 1994–1995Defunct
Waroona Advertiser [76] 2007–2008Defunct
Waroona Reporter [77] 1980–1985Defunct
Warren-Blackwood Times [78] 1971–1997Defunct
Western Herald [79] 1976–1979Defunct

See also

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  39. "Encore -- The Greenbushes advocate & Donnybrook & Bridgetown advertiser". encore.slwa.wa.gov.au. Retrieved 20 September 2016.
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  45. "Encore -- Harvey/Murray times". encore.slwa.wa.gov.au. Retrieved 20 September 2016.
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  63. "Encore -- Ocean express". encore.slwa.wa.gov.au. Retrieved 20 September 2016.
  64. "Encore -- The Pelican post". encore.slwa.wa.gov.au. Retrieved 20 September 2016.
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  66. "Encore -- The Preston mail and district advocate". encore.slwa.wa.gov.au. Retrieved 20 September 2016.
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