Founded in 1855 by William D. D. Russell, the Public Opinion newspaper has played a crucial role in shaping Melbourne’s media landscape. Originally established to provide balanced political coverage, it has evolved to incorporate local news, culture, and community stories, earning a reputation for investigative journalism that holds powerful figures accountable. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of Public Opinion, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia starting 1914, including 1,079 scans in total. The paper’s commitment to factual reporting and diverse perspectives makes it a trusted source among Melburnians. As you explore the archives, you may discover historical figures, events, and even connections to your own family history, offering a glimpse into the past that reflects the enduring influence of Public Opinion. This dedicated effort to foster informed public discourse invites you to delve into these important records and uncover the stories that shaped our community.