sec.88HPrinted publication in regional newspaper

### sec.88H Printed publication in regional newspaper Information may be published in print in a regional newspaper to the extent that publication in the newspaper complies with a print requirement. In this section— major cities of Australia means— the area classified under that name in the document titled ‘Australian Statistical Geography Standard, Volume 5—Remoteness Structure’, as published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on its website and in force from time to time; or if there is no document mentioned in paragraph (a) in force—an area, prescribed by regulation, that is classified on a corresponding basis under another document that measures the relative remoteness of areas of Australia published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. regional newspaper — means a newspaper that circulates generally in an area of the State that does not include an area classified as major cities of Australia; but does not include— a newspaper that circulates generally in the State; and a national newspaper. s 88H ins 2021 No. 12 s 219 (sec.88H-ssec.1) Information may be published in print in a regional newspaper to the extent that publication in the newspaper complies with a print requirement. (sec.88H-ssec.2) In this section— major cities of Australia means— the area classified under that name in the document titled ‘Australian Statistical Geography Standard, Volume 5—Remoteness Structure’, as published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on its website and in force from time to time; or if there is no document mentioned in paragraph (a) in force—an area, prescribed by regulation, that is classified on a corresponding basis under another document that measures the relative remoteness of areas of Australia published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. regional newspaper — means a newspaper that circulates generally in an area of the State that does not include an area classified as major cities of Australia; but does not include— a newspaper that circulates generally in the State; and a national newspaper. - (a) the area classified under that name in the document titled ‘Australian Statistical Geography Standard, Volume 5—Remoteness Structure’, as published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on its website and in force from time to time; or - (b) if there is no document mentioned in paragraph (a) in force—an area, prescribed by regulation, that is classified on a corresponding basis under another document that measures the relative remoteness of areas of Australia published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. - (a) means a newspaper that circulates generally in an area of the State that does not include an area classified as major cities of Australia; but - (b) does not include— (i) a newspaper that circulates generally in the State; and (ii) a national newspaper. - (i) a newspaper that circulates generally in the State; and - (ii) a national newspaper. - (i) a newspaper that circulates generally in the State; and - (ii) a national newspaper.