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The West Australian

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The West Australian is a Perth-based newspaper whose history traces to The Perth Gazette and Western Australian Journal, first published on 5 January 1833. The paper adopted the name The West Australian in 1879 and became a daily in 1885. It covers news, politics, business, sport, and cultural affairs in Western Australia, serving readers interested in the state’s public life and regional reporting in print and digital formats.

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What was the original name of The West Australian?

Its history traces to The Perth Gazette and Western Australian Journal. That paper was first published on 5 January 1833.

When did the newspaper adopt the name The West Australian?

It adopted the name The West Australian in 1879. It became a daily newspaper in 1885.

Where is The West Australian based?

The West Australian is based in Perth, Western Australia. It reports on news and public life in the state and beyond.

What subjects does The West Australian cover?

Its coverage includes news, politics, business, and sport. The publication's history stretches from the first 1833 predecessor through its daily form established in 1885.

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