L-R, Tom Rogers,Joy White & Danny Hampton

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Welcome to
TKN Online
your
old fashioned newspaper in black and white

The Kyogle Newspaper or the TKN as it is affectionatley known as has been around for the past 20 years and  is Kyogle's most widely read Newspaper with a current print run of 4,000 with 3500 copies delivered to households and businesses throughout the Kyogle Shire.

TKN provides a forum for local input on whats happening in the Kyogle Shire and offers a cost effective way for local businesses to get there message out to the local people

TKN also has subscribers from all around the globe and presents news and events covering Kyogle and District in a unique and informative manner.

The Kyogle Newspaper or TKN certainly started very humbly as a four page giveaway promoting the virtues of the Northend of Kyogle businesses, as “The Northend News”.

                David and Valerie Lake had arrived in Kyogle nearly twenty three years ago and David saw a place for a small positive newsletter format focussing entirely on Kyogle.

                The following month after receiving a flood of potential advertising requests and stories, saw “The Kyogle Newspaper”, or TKN as we now know it, appear on the streets of Kyogle.

David would type the stories on his trusty “typewriter” and “hand draw” the adverts, which paid for the production.

                As time went on the paper became TKN and introduced many new businesses and photographed people in and around Kyogle and District.

                Recently Tom Rogers and Danny Hampton took over TKN as it looked as though it would fold, and took on the job of continuing the original concept of producing a “Newsy” – “Community” – “Business” –  “Coffee Table Newspaper”, that reflected life in a small country community, for Kyogle and District. The “District” commitment was news from “Over The Range” from Geoff Bateman,  “Woodenbong News” with Mrs Marsh, and "Wiangaree News" with Fay Fardon plus news from everywhere in between.

                As TKN naturally progresses to the Internet, we welcome you from wherever you may hail and trust you enjoy “TKN – the Original “little” paper” as we continue on with the original concept of “A Good Read”.

  Kind Regards, Tom Rogers and Danny Hampton.