Three outlets—The Age, the Sydney Morning Herald, and the Brisbane Times—publish a recurring “Cartoons of the week” feature highlighting selected editorial cartoons. Each piece uses similar language, presenting the roundup as a collection of notable Herald artworks from across different subjects and perspectives. The columns appear to function as a weekly curation rather than reporting a single breaking event or a specific incident. Based on the provided article descriptions, the common element is that editors choose and compile a set of cartoons they consider among the best from that week. No additional details are included in the supplied excerpts about the specific cartoon creators, themes, issues depicted, or any audience or reader response. The cross-publication similarity suggests the feature is shared or adapted across these mastheads, with a consistent format and scope described as “across the board.”