• Age
• Australian News Network - includes the Australian, the Advertiser (SA), the Courier-Mail (Queensland), the Herald-Sun (Victoria), the Daily Telegraph (NSW) and the Mercury (Tasmania)
• Canberra Times
• Financial Review
• Sydney Morning Herald
• West Australian

• The National Library of Australia provides links to all Australian newspapers on the Internet.

• Read the Australian Newspaper History Group Newsletter.

News Awards

• Find out who won the 2000 Walkley Awards for excellence in Australian journalism.

• Visit the Walkeys site for the 2001 award finalists.

• Visit the PANPA Award Winners, which include the PANPA Newspaper of the Year, Technical Excellence and Newspaper Marketing Awards.

News Digests and Online Magazines

• Find arts, philosophical and cultural articles, book reviews and links to newspapers at Arts & Letters Daily, a news and cultural digest. Science articles and breaking news are at SciTech Daily Review and Human Nature Review. Business news is at Business Daily Review. Arts Journal has news and articles on all branches of the arts.

• Read Australian online magazines Online Opinion, the Chaser and Crikey.

News Indexes

• Search Infoquick for Sydney Morning Herald and Sun-Herald articles from 1988.

• Search NewsText for News Ltd papers (most papers are archived from 1995, the Courier-Mail is archived back to 1984) or the Fairfax News Store (1990 onwards) (fees apply).

• Search INFOKOORI - an index to articles published in the Koori Mail newspaper and other information on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, issues and events from various sources.

• Search the MEL indexes to newspapers, periodicals and other media.

• Search Web newspaper archives by category or country at NewsTrawler, or search NewsIndex for breaking news stories from 250 countries worldwide.

Organisations

• Visit News Corporation, Fairfax Corporate or its F2 site, APN or Rural Press Australia.

• Visit the Pacific Area Newspaper Publishers Association.

• The Victorian Country Press Assocation is the industry body for non-daily country newspapers in Victoria, while the South Australian Country Press Association does the same thing for SA.

• The Australian Press Council is the watchdog for Australian newspapers.

• Visit the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance or the Commonwealth Journalists Association.

• The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade sponsors an international media centre.

• Ketupa has information on the major media groups in Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Europe and the Americas. Information includes a short history, an annotated bibliography, a description of major holdings and a chronology for around 125 media companies.

• Find magazine or newspaper circulation information at the Audit Bureau of Circulations.

• Find out about digital rights and other copyright issues at the Australian Copyright Council.

• Visit the World Association of Newspapers.

Other Media

• Contact the National Indigenous Radio Service (which also provides access to the National Indigenous News Service).

• Search the Internet Public Library listing of online newspapers by country, or online newspapers by country.

• Find media archives, gateways, papers, radio, press agencies, TV and other media links at the News media page of Foreign Correspondent.

• Search AbyZ News Links or Aileena for links to more than 4,000 newspapers, radio and TV stations in 153 countries.

• Visit the World Association of Newspapers.

Photo Archives

• Search for photos at the AAP Image Archive, the AP Photographic Archive, Agence France-Presse, Getty Images or Reuters.

Press Regulation

• Check out the benefits of press self-regulation and other information at the Australian Press Council's site.

• Read the Australian Journalists' code of ethics from the Media, Arts and Entertainment Alliance (MEAA).