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  • The Age - Business, World &Breaking News | Melbourne, Australia

    even though i only buy it thursdays- i regularly like to their site to read the news online. also great that you can read it on 3 phones- my commutes are now a little tiny bit more interesting now i have something to do other than look out the window all the way to work and back!

    Reviewed by melburnian Nov 25 2006, 06:47pm ( 24 reviews ) • theage.com.au

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  • Rated by csmagor on May 02 2009, 11:01pm

    The Age is a whole lot better than the junk publications that pass for newspapers in Australia. Good reporting and the print edition is totally worth checking out.

  • Rated by Ivanna-Hancock on Jan 19 2009, 9:44pm

    Same as Sydney Morning Herald?

  • Rated by innovatorAU on Jul 21 2008, 2:24pm

    Best Australian newspaper, but the paper edition is a better read than the online edition... altough it's improving, hence the thumbs up this time...Christopher

  • Rated by nails58 on Dec 06 2007, 8:33pm

    former journalist unseats aussie prime minister. go maxine!

  • Rated by sylviacs on Aug 23 2007, 9:31am

    Australia,news

  • Rated by swagman on Dec 12 2006, 5:20pm

    Another Aussie online Newspaper I read daily

  • Rated by melburnian on Nov 25 2006, 6:47pm

    even though i only buy it thursdays- i regularly like to their site to read the news online. also great that you can read it on 3 phones- my commutes are now a little tiny bit more interesting now i have something to do other than look out the window all the way to work and back!

  • Rated by SpaceCadetMarko on Oct 03 2006, 1:16am

    Is it my imagination, or is The Age turning into a tabloid? It was always a Labour pseudo-left paper, but with all the blogs, entertainment reporting, lifestyle articles and other non-news, it's turning into the Herald Sun, though perhaps without infamous blockhead Andrew Bolt. The Age leads with a sex story about Elvis and Marily Monroe, a trendy cafe, a video of a "semi-naked rooftop chase", an article about cycling, the weather and some sensationalist headline items. What happened to real news? Perhaps the worst aspect of all this is that it continues to pander to the professional mid-left with a trashy superficial version of left-leaning politics, while really delivering much the same right-wing muck as all the other media.

  • Rated by navada on Jan 16 2006, 11:19pm

    For those who want to keep up with the news Down Under. Melbourne broadsheet that allegedly caters for leftist intellectual chardonnay-swillers. :)