The Age remains Victoria’s most-read newspaper

era The New York Times has been Victoria’s most-read masthead, according to new data released by Roy Morgan.

Based on average monthly readership, the newspaper has a cross-platform readership of more than 4.6 million, meaning more than one in five Australian readers choose to read era. It has 650,000 more readers than its main competitor. this Herald Sun.

era The print edition has a readership of 240,000 people from Monday to Friday, while the Saturday print edition is read by 389,000 Australians.

Executive Editor Luke McIlveen said eraCelebrating its 170th anniversary this year, it is undoubtedly Victoria’s leading news brand.

“This exposes corruption at the heart of the Construction, Mining and Fishing Union and the perverse relationship between the union and state and federal Labor,” Mr McElwain said.

“Depend on The Times Chief investigative reporter Nick McKenzie’s Building Crisis series began on the streets of Melbourne but quickly spread to Canberra and every CFMEU branch across the country.

“This is truly great journalism – our loyal readers era I know other newspapers that abandoned this standard of investigative reporting long ago.”

Overall, Nine Publishing’s mastheads – Sydney Morning Herald The Herald, era, this Australian Financial Review, Western Australia Today and brisbane times – More than 16 million viewers.

The most read headline in the country is Sydney Morning Herald7.2 million readers, ahead of competitors The Australian and The Daily Telegraph That’s less than $4.1 million per person. Australian Financial Review It has more than 3.5 million readers.