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The Shape of Daily News

A simultaneous content analysis of all Australia's metropolitan and national daily newspapers reveals predictable differences between broadsheet and tabloid newspapers in some areas of news content, but also shows that in terms of content priorities newspapers are more alike than different. Tabloids carry considerable news of sport and popular culture, but these categories are also significant in the traditional quality newspapers. Finance news has become a major category across most newspapers. The two national dailies tend to be unlike the metropolitan papers on many measures. Coverage of the outside world shows a familiar pattern, with large areas of the world neglected, but Europe has supplanted Asia and North America as the region receiving the greatest coverage.