Note From The Editor
How you helped The Age change the world this year
The metric most important to The Age’s journalists has no numerical value. But you’ll know it when you see it.
- by Patrick Elligett
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The good and bad of 2024
I’m not sure about you, but in many ways this is a year I am happy to leave behind.
- by Bevan Shields
Explaining modern mysteries: How the Herald answers your curly questions
Explainer editor Felicity Lewis reveals how her team tackles the questions you want answered – and some you hadn’t thought to ask.
- by Bevan Shields and Felicity Lewis
As we head into another summer of cricket, I have a confession
One of Australia’s best sport reporters, the Herald’s Tom Decent, is stepping into a significant new role covering the game.
- by Bevan Shields
It’s absurd for US newspapers to not make an endorsement in the presidential election
I certainly don’t think election editorials shift any votes. But I don’t think it’s credible to sit this one out.
- by Bevan Shields
Yahya Sinwar is dead. Good riddance. Now, we brace for what happens next
The Hamas leader’s death is cause for celebration in Israel, and around the world. No decent person will mourn his loss.
- by Bevan Shields
Into the conflict zone
As the world looks on in horror at events unfolding in the Middle East, Herald journalists Kate Geraghty and Matthew Knott, who have just arrived in Israel, talk about what it’s like to fly into a conflict zone.
- by Liam Phelan, Kate Geraghty and Matthew Knott
‘One of the great newspapers’: The Age celebrates its grand history, and looks to a bright future
As The Age reaches a significant milestone, its editor makes a commitment to readers on behalf of the publication’s dedicated staff.
- by Patrick Elligett
Back from holidays with good news to share
It may sound a bit lame, but as much as I love taking a holiday, I enjoy returning to work even more.
- by Bevan Shields
Quizzing the quizmaster: How the Herald compiles its puzzles
The Herald has some of the best and most challenging quizzes around. This is how we compile them.
- by Liam Phelan and Chris Berry
A front-row seat to history
When it comes to big international stories, it doesn’t get much bigger than the US election. Our North America correspondent Farrah Tomazin pulls back the curtain on life on the campaign trail.
- by Farrah Tomazin and Liam Phelan
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