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The Nelson Mail

The Nelson Mail is a 4-day a week newspaper in Nelson, New Zealand, owned by media business Stuff Ltd. It was founded in 1866 as The Nelson Evening Mail.

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Founded
5 March 1866
Owner
Stuff Ltd
Headquarters
Nelson, New Zealand
Editor
Victoria Guild
Format
Tabloid (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) Broadsheet (Saturday)
Type
4 days a week (Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday) newspaper

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The Nelson Mail

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples48
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
Components1

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The Nelson Mail

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related to history · 23
The Nelson Mail → As, Friday, From, Independent Newspapers, INL, January, July, March, May, Monday, Nelson, Robert Lucas, Saturday, Stuff's, The, The Colonist, The Lucas, The Nelson Evening Mail, The Nelson Examiner, The Press
related to Awards and nominations · 17
The Nelson Mail → Also, Award, Best Junior Reporter, Best Photography, Braden Fastier, Fastier, In, News, News Media Works, News Photography, Nina Hindmarsh, Photographer, Regional, Sport, Sports, Voyager Media Awards, Year
Editor · 1
The Nelson Mail → Victoria Guild
Format · 1
The Nelson Mail → Tabloid (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) Broadsheet (Saturday)
Founded · 1
The Nelson Mail → 5 March 1866
Headquarters · 1
The Nelson Mail → Nelson, New Zealand
Owner · 1
The Nelson Mail → Stuff Ltd
Type · 1
The Nelson Mail → 4 days a week (Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday) newspaper
Website · 1
The Nelson Mail → The Nelson Mail
is a · 1
The Nelson Mail → 4-day a week newspaper in Nelson

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nelson mail newspaper new media founded evening awards saturday week zealand stuff ltd published won fastier 1866 monday wednesday friday

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
The Nelson MailEditorVictoria Guild1.00infobox
The Nelson MailFormatTabloid (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) Broadsheet (Saturday)1.00infobox
The Nelson MailFounded5 March 18661.00infobox
The Nelson MailHeadquartersNelson, New Zealand1.00infobox
The Nelson MailOwnerStuff Ltd1.00infobox
The Nelson MailType4 days a week (Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday) newspaper1.00infobox
The Nelson MailWebsiteThe Nelson Mail1.00infobox
The Nelson Mailis a4-day a week newspaper in Nelson0.90text
The Nelson Mailrelated to Awards and nominationsIn0.60section
The Nelson Mailrelated to Awards and nominationsNina Hindmarsh0.60section
The Nelson Mailrelated to Awards and nominationsBest Junior Reporter0.60section
The Nelson Mailrelated to Awards and nominationsVoyager Media Awards0.60section

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