Multiple outlets—Brisbane Times, the Sydney Morning Herald, and The Age (Melbourne)—publish the same weekly segment titled “Cartoons of the week.” The articles present a curated selection of editorial cartoons produced by The Herald and companion publications.
Across the sources, the framing is consistent: each item describes the piece as a round-up of the best Herald artworks for the week. The outlets do not add separate reporting or details about specific cartoon topics within the provided text; instead, they function as republishers or cross-postings of a standard feature.
While the titles and descriptions align, each outlet positions the content within its own publication context. Other than that, the shared language suggests the same selection is being presented to readers in different cities, with no apparent differences in angle based on the supplied excerpts.
