 On that day the paper's office, learning of the end of World War I, rushed its special "The Daily Advertiser Extraordinary" on to the streets and it was through that medium that the citizens of Wagga Wagga first heard of the end of the War.In 1962 the newspaper reduced in size from a broadsheet to a tabloid format.From 1991 to 2002, the editor of the "Daily Advertiser" was Michael McCormack, a future federal member of parliament, and Deputy Prime Minister of Australia.