Is there an equivalent of Windows publisher for Mac?

I am a new Mac user. I need to find a good substitute for my Microsoft Publisher for my Mac. Any suggestions?

You will find demos and trials for a number of DTP applications at MacUpdate or CNET Downloads. Apple also sells iWork (Pages, Numbers, and Keynote) that can also be used for similar purposes.  Then there are the free Open Source Neo Office and Open Office both of which are roughly similar to Microsoft Office 2003/07.  Another version of Open Office is Libre Office.

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