The Age (Melbourne) A Fairfax
Group newspaper. Like most Australian newspapers, religious coverage is rare, and our experience is that this newspaper has rather more
focus on Roman Catholic doings than on Anglican doings.
The Christchurch Press (New Zealand)
Published in Christchurch (South island) by Independent Newspapers Ltd (Wellington).
Christian Week (Canada) Calls
itself 'Canada's National Christian Newspaper'. Published every second Tuesday by Fellowship for Print Witness Inc. Focus on evangelical
protestant thinking, but not afraid of Anglican issues. We very rarely find a story here that we consider to be appropriate for listing
in our News Centre, but we usually read it.
The Church of England Newspaper
(London) This recently-revamped web site is well designed and easy to read, though its use of frames makes it difficult to cite individual
stories. Editorial focus is conservative and evangelical; we have not noticed much mention of issues outside England excepting conservative
advocacy.
The Church of Ireland Gazette
(Dublin) Despite its using the domain name ireland.anglican.org, the publishers of this weekly assure us that it is an independent publication
not operated or controlled by the Church of Ireland.
Church Times (London) There's nothing
quite like the Church Times. Their reportage is extraordinary; their paper edition is a must-read for anyone associated with the Church
of England. Editorial focus seems somewhat liberal and outwardly focused. We have not noticed much mention of issues outside Britain unless they involve
a British church person. Published by Hymns Ancient & Modern, a charitable trust.
Dallas Morning News (Texas
USA) A weekly Religion section, which appears every Saturday.
The Guardian (Lagos, Nigeria)
One of the best newspapers in Africa, in our opinion. The actual web server appears to be in Florida, but the editorial content is Nigerian,
written for an educated Nigerian audience.
The Guardian (London) British
broadsheet. One of the major London newspapers. Published by Guardian Newspapers Company, which also owns The Observer.
The Independent (London) British
broadsheet. One of the major London newspapers. Published by Independent News and Media PLC.
The Irish Times (Dublin) Irish broadsheet.
The dominant newspaper in Ireland.
Kansas City Star
(Missouri USA) One of the few US newspapers with a decent Religion section. Published by the Knight Ridder company.
The National Post (Toronto)
Published by Hollinger International. This newspaper has extensive coverage of the Canadian national government, which has involved
the Anglican Church of Canada quite a bit in recent years. We find the newspaper to be on the conservative side.
The Ottawa Citizen Published by
CanWest Global Communications, primarily a television company. This newspaper has a full-time religion editor, one of the few in North America
to have one.
The Post
and Courier (South Carolina USA) One of the few US newspapers with a decent Religion section. Published by the Evening Post Publishing
Company.
The Sydney Morning Herald (Sydney)
A Fairfax Group newspaper. Like most Australian newspapers, religious coverage is rare, and our experience is that this newspaper has
rather more focus on Roman Catholic doings than on Anglican doings. That said, we find more Anglican news in this newspaper than all
others near the Tasman Sea combined.
The Tablet (UK), a weekly newspaper
with a Roman Catholic point of view.
The Telegraph (UK) British broadsheet.
Published by Hollinger International. One of the major London newspapers.
The Times and The
Sunday Times (London) British broadsheet. One of the major London
newspapers. Published by News Corp, of which Rupert Murdoch is CEO. In November 2001 The Times gutted its search and archive facility, making
it no longer useful as a newspaper of record for online readers. Its reportage is often first-rate, and we were sorry to see it collapse.
