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    Mapping the Honi readership.
    By Samuel GarrettOctober 8, 2021 Misc 2 Mins Read
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    Over the last month of lockdown, 291 people have signed up to receive print copies of Honi Soit in the mail.

    Honi is now delivered to 182 suburbs across 40 Sydney local government areas (LGA).

    Print readers are heavily concentrated in the Inner West and City of Sydney LGAs, which together account for a third of readers. Only a quarter of the wider domestic student body resides in these two LGAs, according to figures collated by the University. 

    Parramatta is also overrepresented in the readership, while the proportion of readers in other LGAs is comparable to the makeup of the student body.

    There are four readers in Wollongong, one in Newcastle and six others across regional New South Wales. There are also five readers in Melbourne, four in Adelaide, two in Canberra, and a solitary loyal reader in Perth.

    The ten most common LGAs of readers are the Inner West (66), City of Sydney (26), Parramatta (25), Canterbury-Bankstown (17), Ku-ring-gai (14), Blacktown (11), Hornsby (10), Bayside (10), Randwick (9) and Northern Beaches (7).

    The most common suburbs are Newtown (17), Camperdown (11), Glebe (8), Earlwood (6), Darlington (5) and Petersham (5).

    You can sign up to receive a free weekly copy of Honi in the post here.

    LGA/SuburbReaders
    INNER WEST66
    Newtown17
    Camperdown11
    Petersham5
    Ashfield4
    Stanmore4
    Balmain3
    Marrickville3
    Haberfield3
    Lilyfield3
    Enmore3
    Leichhardt3
    St Peters1
    Tempe1
    Sydenham1
    Dulwich Hill1
    Rozelle1
    Annandale1
    Lewisham1
    SYDNEY26
    Glebe8
    Darlington5
    Surry Hills3
    Redfern3
    Chippendale2
    Ultimo1
    Sydney1
    Zetland1
    Alexandria1
    Erskineville1
    CITY OF PARRAMATTA25
    Wentworthville3
    Eastwood2
    West Pennant Hills2
    Epping2
    Carlingford2
    Parramatta2
    Dundas2
    Rydalmere2
    Oatlands1
    Merrylands1
    Beecroft1
    North Parramatta1
    Northmead1
    Ermington1
    Auburn1
    Granville1
    CANTERBURY-BANKSTOWN17
    Earlwood6
    Hurlstone Park3
    Chester Hill2
    Belfield1
    Greenacre1
    Riverwood1
    Yagoona1
    Bankstown1
    Ashbury1
    KU-RING-GAI14
    Pymble4
    Lindfield2
    West Pymble2
    Roseville2
    East Killara1
    Turramurra1
    Killara1
    St Ives1
    BLACKTOWN11
    Toongabbie2
    Prospect2
    Doonside1
    Bungarribee1
    Riverstone1
    Hassall Grove1
    Woodcroft1
    Blacktown1
    Quakers Hill1
    BAYSIDE10
    Mascot2
    South Bexley1
    Bardwell Park1
    Bardwell Valley1
    Rockdale1
    Bexley1
    Wolli Creek1
    Hillsdale1
    Kogarah1
    HORNSBY10
    Wahroonga3
    Castle Hill2
    Westleigh1
    Cherrybrook1
    Glenorie1
    North Epping1
    Pennant Hills1
    RANDWICK9
    Randwick3
    Centennial Park2
    South Coogee1
    Kensington1
    Matraville1
    Kingsford1
    NORTHERN BEACHES7
    Frenchs Forest2
    Avalon Beach2
    Mona Vale1
    Collaroy Plateau1
    Fairlight1
    CANADA BAY6
    Drummoyne3
    Concord1
    Russell Lea1
    Five Dock1
    VICTORIA5
    Mulgrave1
    Brunswick1
    Parkville1
    Kensington1
    McKinnon1
    SUTHERLAND SHIRE5
    Kirrawee1
    Como1
    Miranda1
    Engadine1
    Illawong1
    THE HILLS SHIRE5
    Baulkham Hills3
    Kellyville1
    Bella Vista1
    RYDE5
    West Ryde3
    Macquarie Park1
    Putney1
    PENRITH5
    South Penrith1
    Glenmore Park1
    Werrington1
    Jordan Springs1
    Kingswood1
    LIVERPOOL5
    Liverpool2
    Green Valley1
    Wattle Grove1
    Middleton Grange1
    WAVERLEY4
    Waverley1
    Vaucluse1
    Bondi1
    Bronte1
    GEORGES RIVER4
    Peakhurst1
    Oatley1
    Kogarah Bay1
    Mortdale1
    FAIRFIELD4
    Fairfield West1
    Canley Vale1
    Abbotsbury1
    Bossley Park1
    NORTH SYDNEY4
    Wollstonecraft1
    Crows Nest1
    Cammeray1
    Cremorne1
    CAMPBELLTOWN4
    Rosemeadow1
    Macquarie Links1
    Eagle Vale1
    Glenfield1
    WOLLONGONG4
    Figtree2
    Woonona1
    Farmborough Heights1
    SOUTH AUSTRALIA4
    Trinity Gardens1
    Semaphore1
    Bowden1
    North Adelaide1
    WOOLLAHRA4
    Double Bay2
    Woollahra1
    Bellevue Hill1
    CUMBERLAND3
    Fairfield1
    Lidcombe1
    Homebush West1
    BLUE MOUNTAINS2
    Winmalee1
    Hazelbrook1
    CENTRAL COAST2
    Tascott1
    East Gosford1
    BURWOOD2
    Croydon Park1
    Burwood1
    MOSMAN2
    Mosman2
    WILLOUGHBY2
    Northbridge1
    Chatswood1
    CANBERRA2
    O’Connor1
    Canberra1
    LANE COVE2
    Riverview1
    Lane Cove1
    WINGECARRIBEE1
    Moss Vale1
    WESTERN AUSTRALIA1
    Mount Lawley1
    CAMDEN1
    Spring Farm1
    HUNTERS HILL1
    Hunters Hill1
    STRATHFIELD1
    Homebush1
    HAWKESBURY1
    Bligh Park1
    WOLLONDILLY1
    Douglas Park1
    LAKE MACQUARIE1
    Charlestown1
    NEWCASTLE1
    Waratah1
    EUROBODALLA1
    Moruya1
    SHOALHAVEN1
    Bomaderry1
    Total print readers291
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