The Sydney Morning Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald is an Australian daily newspaper founded in 1831 and published in Sydney. It is one of the country’s oldest continuously published newspapers.

Frederick Stokes: Frederick Stokes was a printer associated with the founding of the Sydney Herald in 1831. He established the newspaper that later became the Herald.
Newsroom: A newsroom is the staff and workplace where journalism is gathered, edited, and prepared for publication. Editors and reporters coordinate the daily production of the Herald’s coverage.
Australian politics: Australian politics is the system of parties, institutions, and public debate through which Australia is governed. The Herald reports on national political decisions and the people who make them.
The Australian: The Australian is a national daily newspaper founded in 1964 and published by News Corp Australia. It is a national competitor with a different ownership history and editorial profile.
Sydney Herald: The Sydney Herald was the newspaper founded in Sydney in 1831 that became The Sydney Morning Herald. This was the paper’s original title and early form.
Journalism: Journalism is the practice of gathering, assessing, and communicating information about events and issues. It describes the reporting work that fills the newspaper.
New South Wales politics: New South Wales politics concerns government, parties, and public affairs in the Australian state of New South Wales. As a Sydney-based paper, the Herald gives sustained attention to state government.
The Daily Telegraph (Sydney): The Daily Telegraph is a Sydney-based tabloid newspaper published by News Corp Australia. It competes with the Herald for Sydney readers in a more tabloid format.
John Fairfax: John Fairfax was an English-born Australian newspaper proprietor who acquired the Sydney Herald in 1841. His purchase began the Fairfax family’s long association with the newspaper.
Editorial: An editorial is an article expressing a publication’s institutional position on a public issue. The Herald’s editorials distinguish its institutional voice from reported news.

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