The Sydney Morning Herald

Imagine a newspaper that's been telling stories every single day for almost 200 years! That's The Sydney Morning Herald. It's like a super-old, super-smart friend who tells you what's happening in Australia and around the world. It started way back in 1831, even before cars were invented! It's printed every day, and you can also read it on a computer or a phone.

The Sydney Morning Herald is part of a newspaper family. On weekdays and Saturdays, it's called The Sydney Morning Herald. But on Sundays, it has a special sister newspaper called The Sun-Herald. They both share lots of stories and pictures, but they have their own unique names, just like you have your own name and maybe a sibling has a different name!

This newspaper is super old! It started as the Sydney Herald in 1831. That means it's been around for a very, very long time, making it the oldest newspaper in Australia that's still being published. It's so important that people call it a 'newspaper of record,' which means it's a really trustworthy source for news and history.

You can find The Sydney Morning Herald in lots of places. If you live in Sydney, Australia, you can buy it from shops. It also travels to other parts of New South Wales and even to a place called Queensland. It's like a traveling storyteller, bringing news to people all over the place, both on paper and on the internet!