The South Australian Chronicle and Weekly Mail, founded in 1858 by influential journalists Henry M. Smith and John M. Houghton, has been pivotal in shaping public discourse in Adelaide. Initially focused on delivering local news, the newspaper evolved into a prominent voice featuring political commentary, community news, and cultural insights. With its commitment to journalistic integrity and community engagement, it has earned a reputation as a trusted source for reliable reporting and in-depth analysis. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the South Australian Chronicle and Weekly Mail, starting 1868, with 14,121 scans available in total. This resource not only highlights critical events but also offers a chance to discover historical figures and perhaps even events related to your own family history. Dive into the archives and uncover the rich stories that have shaped South Australia.