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Herald turns 190

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Oyster saloons, pub Thai and white wine in the sun: 190 years of Sydney dining

Oyster saloons, pub Thai and white wine in the sun: 190 years of Sydney dining

Presented with the chance to move to Sydney in 1994, Terry Durack and Jill Dupleix thought: “Why would you not do that?” 

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How we moved from convict brutality to songs around the piano

How we moved from convict brutality to songs around the piano

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If the Sydney Morning Herald is 190, then I’ve been writing for it for a fifth of its life.

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How an artist with a dream brought Dolly Parton - or her likeness - to the Opera House

How an artist with a dream brought Dolly Parton - or her likeness - to the Opera House

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Sydney celebrates 190 years of the Herald

Sydney celebrates 190 years of the Herald

Editor Lisa Davies celebrated the Herald’s contribution to the national debate over almost two centuries and “our unwavering commitment to pursuing the stories that matter to our readers”.

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The one building that put Sydney on the world map

The Sydney Morning Herald played a huge part in the story of our international icon, the Sydney Opera House.

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How a cast of business moguls shaped Sydney

How a cast of business moguls shaped Sydney

Stories of businesspeople bold, colourful, generous and ruthless have appeared in The Sydney Morning Herald for 190 years. They’re moguls who would shape the city’s history and, indeed, the history of the Herald itself.

  • by Anne Hyland

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