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Final Days to Support the Star Observer

DSC_0025Tomorrow is the final day people can contribute to the crowd-source fundraising campaign to protect east coast queer newspaper The Star Observer.

The magazine launched a Pozible campaign last month to raise urgently needed funds to keep the magazine alive.

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The campaign has raised $53,000 so far but needs to achieve $75,000 for the organisation to receive any of the money.

Head to the Star Observer to see a short film explaining why the need the funds or check out this report from the ABC’s ‘7:30’.

The publication has described it’s situation as a ‘perfect storm’ of factors including the adaptation from a weekly newspaper to a monthly magazine, costly legal cases and a soft advertising market.

Head here to make a contribution.

Graeme Watson

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