Three Australian outlets—Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and Brisbane Times—publish a recurring “Cartoons of the week” feature. Each article presents a curated selection of editorial cartoons produced by the Herald’s artists during the week. The wording across the outlets is effectively the same: the pieces highlight “the best” artworks from the period and indicate they are drawn from across a range of topics and viewpoints.
None of the provided source summaries includes specific details about the individual cartoons, their subjects, dates, or any accompanying commentary. As a result, the common element shared by all three sources is the existence of the weekly roundup format and the claim that the selections represent the week’s standout Herald artworks. The articles appear to function as syndicated or mirrored listings across different regional mastheads, rather than separate, independently described cartoon collections.
Overall, the sources agree on the feature’s nature and purpose: a weekly editorial-art digest showcasing notable cartoons from the Herald.
