The Evening Times

The Evening Times

 

About Us

The Evening Times is Australia's afternoon news edition.

While the morning tells you what happened, The Evening Times explains what it means.

Each afternoon we publish a carefully selected edition built around the day's most important developments. Rather than covering every headline, we focus on the stories most likely to affect Australians, their businesses and their future.

Our editorial philosophy is simple: clarity over noise.

We believe readers value thoughtful analysis more than an endless stream of breaking news. Every article is written to answer the question that matters most:

"What does this mean?"

Our reporting examines the implications behind the headlines—whether they involve politics, business, international affairs, technology, property or society.

Rather than racing to be first, we strive to be useful. Our readers expect context, perspective and informed analysis that helps them understand not only today's events but also the trends shaping tomorrow.

The Evening Times is an independent publication within the Times Media network, committed to accurate journalism, balanced reporting and intelligent analysis.

As the day's events unfold, we help readers make sense of them.

The day's news. The afternoon's perspective.

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The Evening Times by Times Media

Website: https://eveningtimes.com.au

Reach us at editor@TheTimes.com.au

1300 660 660 in Australia

Suite 10. 130 Jonson Street, Byron Bay 2481

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