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Logos on agency print media

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    Logos on agency print media

    • Cover pages (any type of cover page, including a single page):
      • right bottom corner: the logo
      • left bottom corner: the department, business unit and URL relating to the project.
    • Reports:
      • the logo can be repeated on back page as part of contact details (logo should be placed on the left in line with contact details)
      • don’t use logo on internal pages.
    • Double-sided single page (for example: FAQs, factsheets, info sheets, executive summaries):
      • the logo should appear on the front page only.

    Example* applications

    Example of a document using the Tasmanian Government logo to the right and the name of the department to the left. They sit within the document margins. Text is aligned at the bottom.
    Example of a document using the Tasmanian Government logo to the right and the name and web address of the department to the left. They sit within the document margins. Text is aligned at the bottom.
    Example of a document using the Tasmanian Government logo to the right and the Unit name followed by department name and relavant web address to the left. They sit within the document margins. Text is aligned at the bottom.

    *Examples not to size. Examples only show bottom part of the document and are a guide only. Pink line indicates the document margins.

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