Yesterday will go down in history as the day Australia stood together and voted Yes to marriage equality and nation-wide the newspapers are marking the celebration with rainbow-coloured front pages.
The Daily Telegraph has copped some backlash on social media for its negative approach to its same-sex marriage front page, including bylines from controversial columnists and No voters Miranda Devine and Mark Latham.
Also getting a look in on the covers was the Socceroos win against Hondouras to qualify for the Russia 2018 soccer World Cup.
What you'll see in tomorrow's @dailytelegraph pic.twitter.com/lN7WqbLOO4
— The Daily Telegraph (@dailytelegraph) November 15, 2017
A tale of two cities. Two tabloids. Two Towns. Tomorrow's front pages in Sydney and Melbourne. pic.twitter.com/mQPW2EM9Xp
— Louise Milligan (@Milliganreports) November 15, 2017
Below are the front pages from The Age, The Australian Financial Review, The Sydney Morning Herald and NT News just to name a few.
https://twitter.com/SquigglyRick/status/930768629125320704Tomorrow's front page: pic.twitter.com/DRvIc3agxh
— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) November 15, 2017
Tomorrow's @theheraldsun 2nd edition front page tonight #auspol #socceroos #AUSVHON pic.twitter.com/l5VhmU5X9f
— Damon Johnston (@damonTheOz) November 15, 2017
Today's front page leads on our coverage of yesterday's historic 'yes' result with @katie_b_burgess @TomMcIlroy @emlybkr and @HanNguyenNews pic.twitter.com/HBTBl0oR7G
— Canberra Times (@canberratimes) November 15, 2017
TOMORROW’S FRONT PAGE PAYS TRIBUTE TO TODAY’S HISTORIC RESULT pic.twitter.com/blW0kPvF8y
— The NT News (@TheNTNews) November 15, 2017
YES and YES! What a memorable day it's been for Australia. Read all about it in tomorrow's @couriermail 🏳️🌈 ⚽️🏳️🌈 ⚽️🏳️🌈 ⚽️ #AUSHON #samesexmarriage pic.twitter.com/KWQElXTipL
— The Courier-Mail (@couriermail) November 15, 2017
The results of the postal vote dominated the main news slot on all major news outlets, including ABC, SBS, smh.com.au, Guardian Pedestrian, Junkee, BuzzFeed and nine.com.au. The news is likely to see an increase in traffic and sales for all major news organisations.
Check out how brands and media companies reacted to the news of the Yes vote here.
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