The Age has been an integral part of Victorian life since its birth on October 17, 1854. As Victoria's premier broadsheet newspaper with its team of experienced journalists, international correspondents and high-profile commentators, The Age remains committed to providing compelling quality journalism that continues to attract an influential and discerning readership. - 
The Age

The Sydney Morning Herald began life as the weekly Sydney Herald. It cost 7d, had just four pages and only 750 copies were printed. The paper, named after Scotland's Glasgow Herald, was founded by Englishmen Alfred Ward Stephens, Frederick Stokes and William McGarvie, who all worked for the Sydney Gazette. The trio's new paper was initially based in Redman's Court, near George Street. Ten years later, John Fairfax (pictured left) began his family's 149-year long control of the paper. The bankrupt Englishman had published the Leamington Spa Sketch Book before migrating to New South Wales in 1838. - 
The Sydney Morning Herald

The ABC has established a new award for young Australian musicians, awarded for the first time this year in conjunction with the 2006 Symphony Australia Young Performer of the Year Awards grand final.The new award - the ABC Sir Charles Moses Trophy - commemorates the ABC's longest serving General Manager, Sir Charles Moses CMG who led the ABC from 1935 to 1965.Sir Charles Moses was personally responsible for the development of the then ABC orchestras in each State, and he very strongly encouraged and supported the development of Australia's young musicians.The Sir Charles Moses Trophy is a perpetual trophy which will be awarded to the winner of the Young Performer of the Year competition each year. A biographical sketch of Sir Charles Moses follows. - 
Australian Broadcasting Corporation

The Australian is this country's only national broadsheet newspaper. The editorial values focus on leading and shaping public opinion on the issues that affect Australia. Led by a team of highly credible and experienced journalists, editorial themes cover economic, political and social issues. Unparalleled national and international news and business sections are supplemented by indepth business to business sections such as: The Australian IT (the largest newspaper IT section in the world), Higher Education, Media, Aviation, Thoroughbreds. As well, lifestyle, arts and sports sections balance the read for our independent thinking and influential readership. - 
The Australian

All the best to offer in Australian news. I don't know since I don't live in Australia but apparently this is one of the more popular newspapers out there. In the past, newspapers were delivered via courier or mail, hence the name "Courier Mail". Probably due to the fact that Australia is so vast with very little population. Anyway, they are a daily newspaper based in Brisbane Australia. And as with all newspaper they have some political biasedness which tends to make them less honest in their reporting. But then who am I to comment, considering the biasness of the newspapers back home. Anyway, since they don't have much in terms of competition, they do have a huge circulation - nearly 230,000 daily from the weekdays and 360,000 at the weekends. Not too bad. You can read the latest news regarding politics, business, sports, lifestyle, entertainment, technology, property, travel and many more. This is a full fledged newspaper. Their newspaper is in the form of a tabloid so you can get all the headlines and little information - just as most readers want it.

South West Life is the premier online magazine all about the south west of Western Australia. Feature articles, local news, weather, competitions, and much more. - 
South West Life