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Media1. Major Newspapers. Australian Financial Review-national business daily Australian-national daily Sydney Morning Herald-Sydney daily Daily Telegraph-Sydney daily Herald Sun-Melbourne daily Age-Melbourne daily Advertiser-Adelaide daily Courier Mail-Brisbane daily West Australian-Perth daily USA Today, Asian Wall Street Journal and International Herald Tribune are widely available.
2. Television. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) maintains station lists. Local and regional newspapers print program schedules. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) operates national and local public TV stations. The other public broadcaster is the multicultural-oriented Special Broadcasting Service (SBS). Privately-owned TV is dominated by three large networks. Pay-TV services are expanding. TV Stations: ABC-national public network. SBS-national multicultural public network Seven Network-national private network Nine Network-national private network Ten Network-national private network Two Pay-TV operators CNN-American and international network widely available
3. Radio Station lists are available from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA). Local and regional newspapers print call numbers and program schedules. Main public outlets: Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)-AM and FM public radio Radio Australia-ABC's overseas service Special Broadcasting Service (SBS)-multicultural public radio
4. Wire Service/Internet AAP-Australian Associated Press ABC Newsonline-ABC online news website
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