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    The News Publishers' Association says cancelling rural Saturday deliveries - is another blow to media

    The News Publishers' Association says cancelling rural Saturday deliveries - is another blow to media


     
     
    NZ Post says although weekday deliveries will continue - rural weekend deliveries of subscription newspapers and parcels will end late June, because it costs more than it earns.

    The Association's Andrew Holden says up to a quarter of six-day subscribers in some regional markets get papers via NZ Post.

    He says publishers may have to switch to delivering two editions on Monday -- and this makes it more likely subscribers will cancel.

    Holden says it's likely this will put some smaller regional papers out of print altogether, to go online only.

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