Founded in 1868 by John and William McNab, the Queensland Figaro quickly emerged as a leading voice in Brisbane, Queensland. Initially a weekly publication, it evolved into a daily format that provided a vital mix of news, commentary, and arts coverage for locals. The Figaro celebrates numerous milestones, from innovative journalism practices to digital expansion, and is known for its unwavering commitment to integrity and accuracy, making it a trusted source for news and an influential part of the community's cultural identity. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of the Queensland Figaro starting 1883, with a total of 29,129 scans available. Explore historical figures, events, and even family histories within its pages, and delve into the rich tapestry of Brisbane's past. Search for old newspapers now to connect with the stories that shaped your community.