Online Newspapers

West Australian Newspapers Limited are the publishers of The West Australian and 19 regional newspapers. The West Australian newspaper has been published in WA since 1833. It sells about 210,000 copies Monday-Friday and 385,000 for the weekend edition on Saturdays which has more than a million readers.

The online edition of Melbourne's major morning newspaper

The online edition of Sydney's major morning newspaper.

The online edition of Australia's leading daily financial newspaper. Note that mcuh of the content is restricted to subscribers.

Online edition of The Australian, a quality national daily newspaper published by News Corp.

The Courier-Mail is the nation's second highest selling broadsheet, and Queensland's largest selling daily newspaper.

The Daily Telegraph is one of the leading daily newspapers in New South Wales.

The Herald Sun was established in 1990 as an amalgam of the afternoon daily, The Herald, and the morning daily, The Sun News-Pictorial. It sells more than 549,500 copies a day (April 2005), reaching 1.5 million readers. On any given day, 45 per cent of the adult population of Victoria reads the newspaper and, in the course of a week, 75 per cent of Victorians will read at least one issue.

The Advertiser is published each morning Monday to Saturday. This tabloid is read by over 580,000 people Monday to Friday and more than 740,000 each Saturday. Over 61% of The Advertiser circulation is home delivered in the metro area, an indication of the high regard it is held in South Australia.

The Mercury is Tasmania's largest circulating daily newspaper. Based in the largest population centre, Hobart, The Mercury reaches 68% of Hobart and the southern region through the week and a massive 79% on Saturdays.