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The 2025 SMH Schools Summit.

SMH Schools Summit 2025 as it happened: Prue Car speaks after funding deal, selective schools in the spotlight

Sydney’s education thought leaders have gathered at ICC Sydney for The Sydney Morning Herald School Summit.

  • Nick Newling

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The Sydney Morning Herald has cross-platform readership of 6.9 million.

The Sydney Morning Herald remains the nation’s most-read masthead

New figures from Roy Morgan show The Sydney Morning Herald has a cross-platform readership of 6.9 million.

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Has necrology hit a dead end?

Or was the reaper just resting up?

Be part of the solution putting some student-friendly furniture in your flat and contacting your nearest university’s accommodation provider.

New deal gives university students unlimited access to the Herald and The Age

A premium subscription licensing deal will make independent and award-winning journalism available to university students and staff. 

  • Emily Kaine
The light rail winds through the Parramatta CBD.

The Herald is coming to Parramatta

The Parramatta region is booming and the potential for the Herald and our journalism is huge.

  • Bevan Shields

Falling fertility rates will hurt the economy. But a new baby boom is not the answer

Australia’s fertility rates have been falling fast and are now at rock bottom. The economic consequences will be far-reaching.

  • Matt Wade
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Will the Donald consider the apple of his isle?

“We have to build a seawall. We have no choice!”

A family cries after hearing they have lost loved ones in Banda Aceh. They were waiting hopefully at the airport.

Twenty years after photographing the aftermath of a tsunami, I still check for high ground at the beach

Chief Herald photographer Nick Moir flew into Banda Aceh the day after the Boxing Day tsunami. He found a city turned upside down, bodies lying in the streets – and a sense of vigilance that remains with him still.

  • Nick Moir
Mourners gather to pay tribute to the six victims of the knife attack at Bondi Junction Westfield, April 15.

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.

  • Bevan Shields
Hugh Marks

New ABC boss has a steep learning curve ahead of him

Marks should be given a chance to prove his critics wrong by recognising that the ABC is not a commercial outfit, but a public broadcaster dedicated to producing independent, trustworthy and quality programming to a diverse audience, regardless of class or political persuasion.

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