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Municipal Engineering Australia (MEA) magazine is in its 38th year of production and is sent to all Councils throughout Australia, together with the appropriate Federal, State and Local Authorities, industry companies (including civil contracting and construction companies, equipment and materials manufacturers), private sector consultants, civil engineers, architects and academics.
The magazine is produced bi-monthly (6-issues per year) and has a primary distribution of a minimum of 6,050 copies per issue with a secondary (Half-Life) readership of approximately 42,950 per issue - equating to an average of 7.1 reads per copy in the first 30 days after publication.
   
Topics Covered in MEA Magazine  
  • City/Urban Management and Planning
  • Civil Engineering and Construction
  • Asset Management and Maintenance
  • Environmental Management
  • ESD (Ecologically Sustainable Design)
  • New Construction Materials and Methods
  • Architecture and Design
  • Design Tools (including computer software and hardware)
  • Planning Issues (including legal and financial aspects)
  • OH&S (Occupational Health and Safety) Issues
  • Communications, Security and Information Technology
  • Traffic Management Planning (including pedestrians and cyclists)
  • Major Projects
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    Distribution and Readership Details
    MEA Readership
    Primary Distribution
    6,050 copies
    Secondary readership
    42,950 per issue
    Average reads per copy 7.1

    Municipal Engineering Australia is distributed via direct mail to subscribers. The publication is aimed at industry professionals in the appropriate fields and our readership includes the industry’s decision makers, in both the private sector and within Australian councils and relevant Federal, State and Local Government Authorities.