Public Notices and Tenders Advertising


Public Notices and Tenders are, together with Employment, major sections within the Classified sections of most newspapers across Australia. These sections contain a large mixture of advertisements with differing purposes

The public notice section contains a variety of advertisements; from council’s wishing to advise the public of road closures or changed conditions associated with festivals, to legal notices declaring probate and a variety of other legal notices mandated by law to be published. Telecommunications companies, utility companies and their proxies also use the public notice section to place information relating to a variety of differing works that may impact the public.

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