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Thirty-one years ago, the Herald went online. Here’s how it happened

Thirty-one years ago, the Herald went online. Here’s how it happened

Tony Sarno studied computers to help him find dates. He got much more than that.

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WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

Thirty-one years ago, the Herald went online. Here’s how it happened

Thirty-one years ago, the Herald went online. Here’s how it happened

Tony Sarno studied computers to help him find dates. He got much more than that.

latest 5

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

Thirty-one years ago, the Herald went online. Here’s how it happened

Thirty-one years ago, the Herald went online. Here’s how it happened

Tony Sarno studied computers to help him find dates. He got much more than that.

latest 6

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

Thirty-one years ago, the Herald went online. Here’s how it happened

Thirty-one years ago, the Herald went online. Here’s how it happened

Tony Sarno studied computers to help him find dates. He got much more than that.

latest 6

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

Wallabies win was precisely what the doctor ordered after miserable run

Wallabies win was precisely what the doctor ordered after miserable run

Those who try to downplay the victory by claiming Italy is a weak opponent are mistaken. The Wallabies have finally shown what they’re capable of.

yesterday 10

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

Wallabies win was precisely what the doctor ordered after miserable run

Wallabies win was precisely what the doctor ordered after miserable run

Those who try to downplay the victory by claiming Italy is a weak opponent are mistaken. The Wallabies have finally shown what they’re capable of.

yesterday 10

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

Wallabies win was precisely what the doctor ordered after miserable run

Wallabies win was precisely what the doctor ordered after miserable run

Those who try to downplay the victory by claiming Italy is a weak opponent are mistaken. The Wallabies have finally shown what they’re capable of.

yesterday 10

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

Wallabies win was precisely what the doctor ordered after miserable run

Wallabies win was precisely what the doctor ordered after miserable run

Those who try to downplay the victory by claiming Italy is a weak opponent are mistaken. The Wallabies have finally shown what they’re capable of.

yesterday 10

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

Benji Marshall and I have had a gutful of your cruel Jarome Luai jibes

Benji Marshall and I have had a gutful of your cruel Jarome Luai jibes

Just because Jarome Luai was floated as the long-term saviour of the Tigers, only to be suddenly leaving for not one, but two teams, some of you have...

yesterday 10

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

Benji Marshall and I have had a gutful of your cruel Jarome Luai jibes

Benji Marshall and I have had a gutful of your cruel Jarome Luai jibes

Just because Jarome Luai was floated as the long-term saviour of the Tigers, only to be suddenly leaving for not one, but two teams, some of you have...

yesterday 6

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

Benji Marshall and I have had a gutful of your cruel Jarome Luai jibes

Benji Marshall and I have had a gutful of your cruel Jarome Luai jibes

Just because Jarome Luai was floated as the long-term saviour of the Tigers, only to be suddenly leaving for not one, but two teams, some of you have...

yesterday 10

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

Benji Marshall and I have had a gutful of your cruel Jarome Luai jibes

Benji Marshall and I have had a gutful of your cruel Jarome Luai jibes

Just because Jarome Luai was floated as the long-term saviour of the Tigers, only to be suddenly leaving for not one, but two teams, some of you have...

yesterday 10

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

Did you know bread was an Australian invention? Neither did I, until I met this inspiring young educator

Did you know bread was an Australian invention? Neither did I, until I met this inspiring young educator

Corey Tutt is a Kamilaroi man, a former NSW Young Australian of the Year, who founded DeadlyScience, which employs 35 people to teach children about...

12.07.2026 20

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

Did you know bread was an Australian invention? Neither did I, until I met this inspiring young educator

Did you know bread was an Australian invention? Neither did I, until I met this inspiring young educator

Corey Tutt is a Kamilaroi man, a former NSW Young Australian of the Year, who founded DeadlyScience, which employs 35 people to teach children about...

12.07.2026 20

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

Did you know bread was an Australian invention? Neither did I, until I met this inspiring young educator

Did you know bread was an Australian invention? Neither did I, until I met this inspiring young educator

Corey Tutt is a Kamilaroi man, a former NSW Young Australian of the Year, who founded DeadlyScience, which employs 35 people to teach children about...

12.07.2026 20

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

Did you know bread was an Australian invention? Neither did I, until I met this inspiring young educator

Did you know bread was an Australian invention? Neither did I, until I met this inspiring young educator

Corey Tutt is a Kamilaroi man, a former NSW Young Australian of the Year, who founded DeadlyScience, which employs 35 people to teach children about...

12.07.2026 20

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

For 40 minutes, the Wallabies were world-beaters. Then reality kicked in

For 40 minutes, the Wallabies were world-beaters. Then reality kicked in

There were plenty of highlights for Wallabies fans in the first half. Unfortunately, rugby Tests are played over two halves … something Joe...

11.07.2026 20

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

For 40 minutes, the Wallabies were world-beaters. Then reality kicked in

For 40 minutes, the Wallabies were world-beaters. Then reality kicked in

There were plenty of highlights for Wallabies fans in the first half. Unfortunately, rugby Tests are played over two halves … something Joe...

11.07.2026 20

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

For 40 minutes, the Wallabies were world-beaters. Then reality kicked in

For 40 minutes, the Wallabies were world-beaters. Then reality kicked in

There were plenty of highlights for Wallabies fans in the first half. Unfortunately, rugby Tests are played over two halves … something Joe...

11.07.2026 10

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

For 40 minutes, the Wallabies were world-beaters. Then reality kicked in

For 40 minutes, the Wallabies were world-beaters. Then reality kicked in

There were plenty of highlights for Wallabies fans in the first half. Unfortunately, rugby Tests are played over two halves … something Joe...

11.07.2026 10

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

In a World Cup of poseurs, this trio would fill the podium

In a World Cup of poseurs, this trio would fill the podium

Are elite soccer players, as a breed, up themselves? The evidence of the last week in the USA would suggest so.

11.07.2026 40

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

In a World Cup of poseurs, this trio would fill the podium

In a World Cup of poseurs, this trio would fill the podium

Are elite soccer players, as a breed, up themselves? The evidence of the last week in the USA would suggest so.

11.07.2026 20

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

In a World Cup of poseurs, this trio would fill the podium

In a World Cup of poseurs, this trio would fill the podium

Are elite soccer players, as a breed, up themselves? The evidence of the last week in the USA would suggest so.

11.07.2026 20

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

In a World Cup of poseurs, this trio would fill the podium

In a World Cup of poseurs, this trio would fill the podium

Are elite soccer players, as a breed, up themselves? The evidence of the last week in the USA would suggest so.

11.07.2026 20

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

Someone flipped the scripts, flicked the switch and a guy called Nathan Cleary turned everything on its head

Someone flipped the scripts, flicked the switch and a guy called Nathan Cleary turned everything on its head

Most importantly for the Blues, Nathan Cleary, who to this point has only ever had one question mark over his superlative career – can he perform in...

08.07.2026 20

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

Someone flipped the scripts, flicked the switch and a guy called Nathan Cleary turned everything on its head

Someone flipped the scripts, flicked the switch and a guy called Nathan Cleary turned everything on its head

Most importantly for the Blues, Nathan Cleary, who to this point has only ever had one question mark over his superlative career – can he perform in...

08.07.2026 10

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

Someone flipped the scripts, flicked the switch and a guy called Nathan Cleary turned everything on its head

Someone flipped the scripts, flicked the switch and a guy called Nathan Cleary turned everything on its head

Most importantly for the Blues, Nathan Cleary, who to this point has only ever had one question mark over his superlative career – can he perform in...

08.07.2026 20

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

Someone flipped the scripts, flicked the switch and a guy called Nathan Cleary turned everything on its head

Someone flipped the scripts, flicked the switch and a guy called Nathan Cleary turned everything on its head

Most importantly for the Blues, Nathan Cleary, who to this point has only ever had one question mark over his superlative career – can he perform in...

08.07.2026 20

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

Putin is losing the Ukraine war. But if he goes down, he could take us all with him

We may be at a point where the Ukraine war gets much, much worse – rather than some kind of peace agreement, says Oxford historian Peter Frankopan.

05.07.2026 20

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

Putin is losing the Ukraine war. But if he goes down, he could take us all with him

We may be at a point where the Ukraine war gets much, much worse – rather than some kind of peace agreement, says Oxford historian Peter Frankopan.

05.07.2026 10

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

Putin is losing the Ukraine war. But if he goes down, he could take us all with him

We may be at a point where the Ukraine war gets much, much worse – rather than some kind of peace agreement, says Oxford historian Peter Frankopan.

05.07.2026 20

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

Putin is losing the Ukraine war. But if he goes down, he could take us all with him

We may be at a point where the Ukraine war gets much, much worse – rather than some kind of peace agreement, says Oxford historian Peter Frankopan.

05.07.2026 20

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

Wallabies produce ‘Gallipoli’ epic as Ireland snatch the win

The Wallabies were magnificent and are building something real - but this was still not enough.

05.07.2026 10

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

Wallabies produce ‘Gallipoli’ epic as Ireland snatch the win

The Wallabies were magnificent and are building something real - but this was still not enough.

05.07.2026 10

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

Wallabies produce ‘Gallipoli’ epic as Ireland snatch the win

The Wallabies were magnificent and are building something real - but this was still not enough.

05.07.2026 10

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

Wallabies produce ‘Gallipoli’ epic as Ireland snatch the win

The Wallabies were magnificent and are building something real - but this was still not enough.

05.07.2026 10

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

This Australian tennis star was so impressive, even John McEnroe was stunned

As Maya Joint would recount, the dream of playing on centre court at Wimbledon against the best in the business had been with her since she was a...

04.07.2026 20

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

This Australian tennis star was so impressive, even John McEnroe was stunned

As Maya Joint would recount, the dream of playing on centre court at Wimbledon against the best in the business had been with her since she was a...

04.07.2026 10

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

This Australian tennis star was so impressive, even John McEnroe was stunned

As Maya Joint would recount, the dream of playing on centre court at Wimbledon against the best in the business had been with her since she was a...

04.07.2026 10

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

This Australian tennis star was so impressive, even John McEnroe was stunned

As Maya Joint would recount, the dream of playing on centre court at Wimbledon against the best in the business had been with her since she was a...

04.07.2026 10

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

Should we be scared about AI? I asked Australia’s top expert

Artificial intelligence is the most significant technology that has ever been developed, and one tech whiz says governments around the world don’t...

28.06.2026 20

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

Should we be scared about AI? I asked Australia’s top expert

Artificial intelligence is the most significant technology that has ever been developed, and one tech whiz says governments around the world don’t...

28.06.2026 20

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

Should we be scared about AI? I asked Australia’s top expert

Artificial intelligence is the most significant technology that has ever been developed, and one tech whiz says governments around the world don’t...

28.06.2026 20

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

Should we be scared about AI? I asked Australia’s top expert

Artificial intelligence is the most significant technology that has ever been developed, and one tech whiz says governments around the world don’t...

28.06.2026 20

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

Toot toot! It’s great to be back on the Socceroos bandwagon

Against all the odds, Tony Popovic has steered Australia into the World Cup’s knockout stage. Where this adventure ends, nobody knows ...

27.06.2026 20

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

Toot toot! It’s great to be back on the Socceroos bandwagon

Against all the odds, Tony Popovic has steered Australia into the World Cup’s knockout stage. Where this adventure ends, nobody knows ...

27.06.2026 20

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

Toot toot! It’s great to be back on the Socceroos bandwagon

Against all the odds, Tony Popovic has steered Australia into the World Cup’s knockout stage. Where this adventure ends, nobody knows ...

27.06.2026 30

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

Toot toot! It’s great to be back on the Socceroos bandwagon

Against all the odds, Tony Popovic has steered Australia into the World Cup’s knockout stage. Where this adventure ends, nobody knows ...

27.06.2026 20

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

Saul Eslake: Most Australians don’t want housing affordability to be fixed, and politicians know it

According to esteemed economist Saul Eslake, there’s a very good reason why the housing market is out of control. Most of us are happy to let it rip.

21.06.2026 30

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

Saul Eslake: Most Australians don’t want housing affordability to be fixed, and politicians know it

According to esteemed economist Saul Eslake, there’s a very good reason why the housing market is out of control. Most of us are happy to let it rip.

21.06.2026 20

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons