First published in the 1950’s, the Darlington Review is a not-for-profit community magazine operated by a volunteer Management Committee. The hard-copy magazine is delivered free to every household in Darlington and is also available in digital format on this site.

 

Published monthly, February to December, the prime purpose of the Darlington Review is to foster good relationships within the Darlington community and keep residents informed about community issues.

 

Clubs and groups that are based in or have a strong affiliation with Darlington are entitled to become member organisations through an annual subscription which provides them with a forum to inform their members and the wider community of their activities.

 

Revenue is generated from advertising and subscriptions.

Production & Design, Printing and Delivery are remunerated positions.

Surplus funds are donated to the community to fund local projects and activities.

 

Subscribers and contributors include most local community groups including the Ratepayers and Residents Association, schools, churches, social, cultural and recreation and sporting groups.

 

The hard-copy Review magazine is also available at Darlington Post Office, local cafes and businesses, Boya Library and other Hills outlets. If you are leaving Darlington and would like a copy of the Review posted to you, the cost is $88.00 annually for postage within Western Australia.

 

The Darlington Review’s Annual General Meeting is held in February or March each year.