Publication Costs
Australian Biologist,
including Newsletter, 1999, and postage: Gross Expenditure:
1992—93
$13 207
1993—94
$12 215
1994—95
$11 569
1995—96
$11 692
1996—97
$13 549
1997—98
$14 157
1998—99
$12 376
Gross Revenue (1997—99)
Advertising
$0
Non-member subscriptions
$480
Back issue sales:
Currently being collated.
Extraordinary publication cost
Symposium Proceedings 10 (1) Exploiting Our Native Fauna-Culling, Harvesting, Farming? was reprinted due to demand well in excess of the issue over-run. Cost of reprinting 500 with colour covers was $3054. Demand for the reprinted issue from libraries and book shops has been steady, and will be reported to the Executive when collated. Adequate over-runs of future issues of the Australian Biologist have now been organised. The proceedings of the Darwin symposium, ‘Biology in the Wet-dry Tropics: still wet behind the ears?’ have also proved popular, supported by an adequate over-run.
Subscribers to Australian Biologist
There are 20 library, departmental and school subscriptions; however three of these are currently unfinancial. Four subscrip-tions are supplied gratis, including one to the Institute of Biology (UK).
Graham C. Webb
Honorary Business Manager
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