The editorial staff of the Tunaville gazette would like to wholeheartedly apologise for the fiasco that occurred at Tunaville Towers over the Y2K period and the subsequent publication on line of the gazette dated 4/1/1900 instead of the intended edition.

In hindsight we acknowledge that the T$6.50 we apportioned to the Y2K bug budget really wasn't sufficient to cover all eventualities as we entered the new Millennium and it was probably inevitable that after selecting Mrs. Miggins as Y2K project team leader, things would go awry.

Suffice to say, everything is back to normal now here at the gazette and we look forward to gracing your welcome mat once a fortnight with a publication worth waiting for.
 

Once again, it falls upon the editor to remind readers that our gazette is YOUR gazette. Without your input, we have nothing to tell you. Without your ad's, we have nothing to sell you.

As we speak, Annie is positively moist waiting for you to fill her box with your darkest secrets and problems of a highly sexual nature. Our editorial staff stand poised over their laptops, desperate to bring you up to the minute news from down your street and up your back alley. Our artwork team has sharpened all their crayons ready to complete those requests for advertising space that you know you want to send us.

Perhaps you have some new ideas for differnet sections of the Gazette or topics not currently covered by our intrepid team of reporters

Your past contributions are what made the gazette a winner of both the 1997 and 1998 Bigtown Publication of theYear Award (proudly sponsored by Dodds Book Emporium).

It's top quality gear you give us, so put pen to paper and let's have it !