This feature article was produced by imageink for
the Sunday Age with words by Carol West and image , Robert Muir/imageink.
Circulation refers to the number of newspapers sold
of a single edition. Circulation figures are published regularly
by the Audit Bureau of Circulation. Readership relates to the
number of people who have read beyond the front page of a newspaper
or magazine. (For instance, one person in a household may buy
the paper but five people may actually read it.)
Latest circulation figures
Monday to Friday circulation: 197,600
Saturday circulation: 294,900
Sunday circulation: 222,000
Latest readership figures
Monday to Friday readership: 700,000
Saturday readership: 955,000
Sunday readership: 714,000
AB readership
Monday to Friday readership: 307,000
Saturday readership: 392,000
Sunday readership: 310,000
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