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Premier scraps vital print safety ads 

THE community’s more senior demographic will be impacted by premier Dan Andrews’ edict to ban vital public information advertising in the Herald Sun and The Age. While the ban doesn’t impact regional newspapers, the Opposition and some representative groups said it will have a wide impact. Photo: LARA FITZPATRICK.
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WHILE regional newspapers are not mentioned, a new edict under premier Dan Andrews to stop government print advertising in the Herald Sun and The Age could be a taste for things to come for regional newspapers.

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