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Front page of today's The West Australian

What a year 2023 has been! Here at MyMedia we've updated our user interface for Newsroom with a cavalcade of new features and welcomed a raft of new clients. We've attended some truly amazing events & provided the coffee at State Of Social 2022, laughed till our cheeks hurt at the IABC Great Debate and celebrated journalists at the MEAA awards and Women in Media Sundowner. We'd like to thank everyone for their support and we hope you have a wonderful New Years Eve, see you in 2023!

From our family to yours, we hope you have a Christmas full of love, laughter, friends, family and too much food. Merry Christmas!

"Today I present to the West Australian people a paper which I believe will be found entirely
worthy of their support. I am proud and happy to say that I have been able to obtain the co-operation of the brightest and best of our local journalists." - Edward Ellis inaugural editor of the Sunday Times

On the 19th of December 1897, the Sunday Times - 'A journal for the people' later 'a paper for the people' printed it's first edition. The paper's political and journalistic opposition and its support of reform reflected divergent outlooks in Western Australian society at the end of the nineteenth century. Branded a radical publication by conservatives, the Sunday Times also portrayed the nature of some Western Australians' political and literary radicalism (A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE?: THE SUNDAY TIMES 1897- 1905. By Karen Byers, 1993)

125 years on and still going strong after so many changes in the press landscape. Congratulations! PerthNow