Delo ('Labour') is a major Slovene national daily newspaper that has appeared since May 1959. Its average daily print run is about 68,000 issues. An evening version is available as well as a day version. According to the National Research on Readership (http://www.nrb.info), Delo was read in 2006 by 203,000 people each day, which gives it a 11.9 per cent daily reach.

The newspaper covers all fields, from internal politics and regional news to world events, culture, sport, economy and also commentaries and reports. Between Monday and Saturday Delo has several supplements: Delo FT on economy and finances, Ona, a magazine for women on Tuesday, Deloindom (Delo and 'Home') on Wednesday, Polet for sports and recreation on Thursday, a Weekend TV programme on Friday and on Saturday the Saturday Supplement. Delo is the only newspaper with a Sunday edition, called Nedelo, with a supplement Open Kitchen.

Every day 1-2 pages are dedicated to articles on culture, with an additional 1-2 pages called Deloskop for cultural events (exhibitions, concerts, performances, lectures) around Slovenia on that day, plus comprehensive information on recommended events. Deloskop is divided into several sections according to artistic disciplines and genre - film, theatre, books, museums, children, exhibition and lectures.