Publish your news with us
Got a story, press release or local update our readers should know about? Send it to the newsroom. Every submission is read by an editor, and strong stories are usually published within 48 hours.
Why publish with us
1k+
Monthly readers across web and newsletter
48h
Typical editorial review time
Free
No fee for editorial submissions
Submit your story
Fill in the form and our editors will get back to you. Fields marked * are required.
What we publish
- Local news and community updates
- Press releases from businesses and organisations
- Opinion pieces and first-person accounts
- Event announcements and public notices
- Tips and leads for our reporters
Have a sensitive tip?
Use the form and choose News tip, or reach an editor privately through our Contact page. We protect our sources.
How it works
Three steps from your inbox to our front page.
Step 01
Write your story
Send us the facts: who, what, where and when. Clear, plain language matters more than polish.
Step 02
Editor review
A newsroom editor checks facts, sources and news value, usually within 48 hours on working days.
Step 03
Get published
Approved stories go live on the site with your byline, and the best ones reach our daily newsletter.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a fee to publish?
No. Editorial submissions are free. Sponsored content is handled separately through our Advertise page.
How long does review take?
Usually within 48 hours on working days. Time-sensitive news is prioritised.
Will I be credited?
Yes. Published stories carry your name, unless you ask to stay anonymous and the editor agrees.
Will you edit my story?
Editors may trim for length, fix grammar and adjust the headline. We won’t change the meaning without checking with you.
What if my story isn't published?
We’ll let you know. Common reasons are missing sources, limited news value, or overlap with coverage we already have.
Can I submit anonymously?
Include your contact details so we can verify facts. We only publish anonymously when there’s a genuine reason, such as personal safety.
Prefer to talk to an editor?
If your story is urgent or you’d rather explain it first, get in touch with the newsroom directly.