Koorong
Koorong is a company that began over 40 years ago at the Bootes family residence in Koorong Street, near Macquarie University in Sydney. As well as a street name, Koorong is also an Indigenous term for ñwatering holeî or ñoasisî, which is a good metaphor for what we do. We provide a wide range of Christian resources, at great prices, to help people in their walk with Jesus Christ. Our profits go to the support of Bible Society Australia as it undertakes Bible translation, Bible distribution and Bible engagement both here in Australia and around the world. Owned by Bible Society Australia since July 2015, Koorong operates online and in 15 stores across Australia. Our West Ryde (Sydney) store opened in 1978 and moved to its current location in 1995. Our Blackburn (Melbourne) store opened in 1979, our Brisbane store in 1986, Perth in 1990, our chain of country NSW stores (Armidale and Port Macquarie) opened in 1993, Adelaide in 1998, Toowoomba in 2000, Penrith in 2002, and Hobart and Canberra in 2003. In 2004 we moved two of our existing stores (Hobart and Perth) to bigger and better premises in order to serve our customers in those areas. In 2005, we welcomed on board the Launceston and Mooloolaba stores as well as Newcastle. In 2008 we opened our Springwood store. From the beginning, Koorong has remained committed to spreading GodÍs Word and building up the body of Christ by providing an extensive range of Christian books, Bibles, music, DVDs, gifts and more at the lowest prices. We are excited to be sharing with you in the important ministry of providing quality Christian resources that offer guidance and encouragement to the Church, and introduce others to the good news of Jesus Christ.
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Mooloolaba, Queensland, Australia
About

Koorong is a company that began over 40 years ago at the Bootes family residence in Koorong Street, near Macquarie University in Sydney. As well as a street name, Koorong is also an Indigenous term for ñwatering holeî or ñoasisî, which is a good metaphor for what we do. We provide a wide range of Christian resources, at great prices, to help people in their walk with Jesus Christ. Our profits go to the support of Bible Society Australia as it undertakes Bible translation, Bible distribution and Bible engagement both here in Australia and around the world.

Owned by Bible Society Australia since July 2015, Koorong operates online and in 15 stores across Australia. Our West Ryde (Sydney) store opened in 1978 and moved to its current location in 1995. Our Blackburn (Melbourne) store opened in 1979, our Brisbane store in 1986, Perth in 1990, our chain of country NSW stores (Armidale and Port Macquarie) opened in 1993, Adelaide in 1998, Toowoomba in 2000, Penrith in 2002, and Hobart and Canberra in 2003. In 2004 we moved two of our existing stores (Hobart and Perth) to bigger and better premises in order to serve our customers in those areas. In 2005, we welcomed on board the Launceston and Mooloolaba stores as well as Newcastle. In 2008 we opened our Springwood store.

From the beginning, Koorong has remained committed to spreading GodÍs Word and building up the body of Christ by providing an extensive range of Christian books, Bibles, music, DVDs, gifts and more at the lowest prices. We are excited to be sharing with you in the important ministry of providing quality Christian resources that offer guidance and encouragement to the Church, and introduce others to the good news of Jesus Christ.

Site Traffic
  • 106482 Global Rank
  • 2098
  • 561 K Estimated Visits
Traffic Sources
  • Search
    65.34%
  • Direct
    31.02%
  • Social
    1.97%
  • Referrals
    0.89%
  • Mail
    0.77%
  • Display
    0.01%
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Global Rank 124,906
214,378
Australia Rank 2,446
4,060
Australia Page Views 86.7%
1.1%
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Top Search Keywords
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  • 10 K Downloads
  • 10 SDKs
  • 2.06 Avg. Rating
  • 100 Total reviews
  • App Url: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.koorong.ereader
  • App Support: http://www.koorong.com
  • Genre: books_and_reference
  • Bundle ID: com.koorong.ereader
  • App Size: 15.8 M
  • Version: 41
  • Release Date: December 10th, 2013
  • Update Date: October 2nd, 2019

Description:

The Koorong Reader lets you read your Koorong eBook purchases on the go. Sign in with your Membership account to access your member library and download your purchases instantly.

Great reading experience
- Highly customisable reading options, including adjustable brightness, font size, page turn, and background colour;
- Bookmark pages, highlight in multiple colours; and create notes on any page;
- Sync your reading progress, bookmarks, highlights, and notes across multiple devices.

Manage your local library
- Search your library and sort by latest, title, and author;
- Add books to your favourites for quick access;
- Archive books you’ve finished reading.

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Facebook Login
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Twitter4j
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Facebook
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Google Tag Manager
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MuPDF
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Koorong receives up to 0.02M pageviews per day, in countries such as Australia.

They are headquartered at Mooloolaba, Queensland, Australia, and have 2 advertising & marketing contacts listed on Kochava. Koorong works with Advertising technology companies such as Openads/OpenX, DoubleClick.Net, Google Remarketing, Facebook Custom Audiences, DoubleClick Bid Manager, Rubicon Project, Index Exchange, Pubmatic, adingo, Google Publisher Tag, AppNexus, Improve Digital, ExactTarget, Google AdSense Integrator, Google Floodlight Counter, The Trade Desk, Advertising.com, Yahoo Small Business, AdRoll, LinkedIn Ads, PHP Ads.