ABOUT US
The Sydney Times for hyperlocal news providing News,Lifestyle and Entertainment!
We are Marketplace of Ideas, Experiences, Products Services with your advertising and publicity ,..picture a Community Noticeboard that reflects the current ebbs and flows of society reflecting its needs and requirements
The Sydney Times is published daily in digital mode. At present we don’t publish a hardcopy newspaper, but may do so in the future. The Sydney Times community news is broadcast for a Sydney audience of diverse individuals, is also shared across NSW and is also accessed by international readers.
Our content and stories, our digital content and interviews can be viewed online at www.sydneytimes.net.au
The Sydney Times editorial board aims to serve the interests of the community in three important ways:
1) To serve the ultimate purpose of the Free Press in a democracy; that is, to hold powerful interests to account through high quality independent journalism without fear or prejudice
2) To keep the community informed about local issues and ensure that important public notices are available to all members of the community, irrespective of their socio–economic circumstances.
Our content is sourced through our team of local journalists, as well as external sources, including media releases, websites and public notices. All our news content is subject to strict editorial standards, see www.sydneytimes.net.au
3) To provide an affordable medium for local businesses to advertise their products and services, including discounted rates for eligible not-for-profit organizations.
Unlike mainstream news organisations, we have no sponsors, no corporate or ideological interests.
We don’t put up a paywall – we believe in free access to information of public interest.
We endeavour to provide the community with real-time access to true unfiltered news firsthand from primary sources.
We can only achieve this goal together. Our website is open to any citizen journalists and organizations who want to contribute, publish high-quality insights or send media releases to improve public access to impartial information. You and we have the right to know, learn, read, hear what and how we deem appropriate.
It has never been easier for vested interests to peddle both disinformation and misinformation, dressed up as news or opinion, on vital matters of public interest. Information overload and selective reporting have left everyday people struggling to discern what is true and what is not.
You live it every day whether it is on TV, newspaper or social media. Just think how they put a spin on stories to psychologically shape the perception, emotions or takeaway the audience will be left with. To cloud the audience’s view and prevent them from getting a precise take on the actual happening. It is also called a divide and conquer tactic and can be achieved by:
We endeavour to provide the community with real-time access to true unfiltered news firsthand from primary sources. It is a bumpy road with all sorties of difficulties.
We can only achieve this goal together. Our website is open to any citizen journalists and organizations who want to contribute, publish high-quality insights or send media releases to improve public access to impartial information. You and we have the right to know, learn, read, hear what and how we deem appropriate.
Your support is greatly appreciated!
All donations are kept completely private and confidential.
The Sydney Times s is a non-Murdoch,non Fairfax non-aligned, independent, real-time media platform operating out of Sydney, NSW,Australia
We provide provide coverage of newsworthy developments firsthand from primary and authoritative sources including international press agencies governments, peak bodies, leading universities, scientific journals, and research organizations.
Content is posted daily, selected and carefully curated for the nbenefit of our readers ,..from materials provided numerous of sources from around the world with a particular focus on political events ,public interest, science, technology, health, environment, government releases to deliver the news as it is with no comment or interpretation. We provide Links and attribution to primary sources, relevant journal articles, issuing organizations or Sydney Stakeholders and individuals (where available) are included at the top or at the end of each post.
Thank you in advance!
Yes,we are amongst the pioneers of the unfiltered approach in Australia with many other sites mimicking our style ,..We impose no politically motivated interpretation nor do we operate according to a hidden agendas ,.We are transparent and straightforward in our modus operandi!
“This has become particularly important in the era of fake news and media manipulation which is extensively used in Australia and around the world to shape public opinion.”
Wherever possible our news includes source lines that provide information about where that information originated, so that readers can judge the veracity of what they are reading for themselves.
For all information please visit our website www.sydneytimes.net.au or call us on +61 0490 431 108, write to us or call in to our offices at Level 5 ,.Edgecliff Centre ,203-233 New South head Road,Edgecliff,.NSW 2027
Do you want to send us a story?
The Sydney Times welcomes contributions from all members of the community, including citizen reports, media releases and letters to the Editor, which may be published in our FORUM Category.
Contributions
All contributions should be emailed to [email protected].au
The Sydney Times reserves the right to use, or not use, any materials sent to us and to develop, expand or reduce information at our sole discretion, and in accordance with our Editorial Standards.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the editor will generally be published in their original but possibly edited form, while other material sent to us may vary from its original form upon publication.
Material that is offensive, defamatory, or overtly political will not be published.
Publicity and Advertising
We frequently publish publicity or promotional information; based on our assessment of the level of genuine news content, any material used which is clearly advertorial in nature will be marked as such.
Do you want to advertise on the ST?
All requests for advertising should be directed to editor@sydneytimes.net.au
Our Advertising Rates apply according to three key factors:
- the size of the advertisement, e.g. 1/2 page or a 1/4 page
- the size of the banner and the frequency of display
- the number of editions that the advertisement runs and the number of newspapers in which it is running. Sydney Times offers significant discounts for advertisements that run across multiple platforms.
We also offer discounts for not–for–profit organizations and other community groups. Advertisers are invited to talk to us about becoming a Digital Partner which provides exclusive opportunities to promote your product services or events on our digital platform.
If you would like to be a Digital Partner please call us on 0490 43 1 108 or email us at marketing@sydneytimes.net.au.
ABOUT US
The Sydney Times is published daily in digital mode. At present we don’t publish a hardcopy newspaper, but may do so in the future. The Sydney Times community news is broadcast for a Sydney audience of diverse individuals, is also shared across NSW and is also accessed by international readers.
Our content and stories, our digital content and interviews can be viewed online at www.sydneytimes.net.au
The Sydney Times editorial board aims to serve the interests of the community in three important ways:
1) To serve the ultimate purpose of the Free Press in a democracy; that is, to hold powerful interests to account through high quality independent journalism without fear or prejudice
2) To keep the community informed about local issues and ensure that important public notices are available to all members of the community, irrespective of their socio–economic circumstances.
Our content is sourced through our team of local journalists, as well as external sources, including media releases, websites and public notices. All our news content is subject to strict editorial standards, see www.sydneytimes.net.au
3) To provide an affordable medium for local businesses to advertise their products and services, including discounted rates for eligible not-for-profit organizations.
Subscription and Membership
Become a member today, to join more than 50,000 other people who consider Connoisseur Magazine to be their community.
Wherever possible our news includes source lines that provide information about where that information originated, so that readers can judge the veracity of what they are reading for themselves.
For all information please visit our website www.sydneytimes.net.au or call us on +61 0490 431 108, write to us or call in to our offices at Level 5,Edgecliff Centre,203-233 New South head Road,.Edgecliff,.NSW2027
About Us
The Sydney Times is published daily in digital mode. At present we don’t publish a hardcopy newspaper, but may do so in the future. The Sydney Times community news is broadcast for a Sydney audience of diverse individuals, is also shared across NSW and is also accessed by international readers.
Our content and stories, our digital content and interviews can be viewed online at www.sydneytimes.net.au
The Sydney Times editorial board aims to serve the interests of the community in three important ways:
1) To serve the ultimate purpose of the Free Press in a democracy; that is, to hold powerful interests to account through high quality independent journalism without fear or prejudice
2) To keep the community informed about local issues and ensure that important public notices are available to all members of the community, irrespective of their socio–economic circumstances.
Our content is sourced through our team of local journalists, as well as external sources, including media releases, websites and public notices. All our news content is subject to strict editorial standards, see d
3) To provide an affordable medium for local businesses to advertise their products and services, including discounted rates for eligible not-for-profit organizations.
Why support the Sydney Times Community Newpaper?
To get the independent news you won’t find on the mainstream newspapers in Australia,…The Sydney Times can provide,..(with your assistance and involvement of course)
Help us get this important Alternative Community Newspaper up to speed,…so that You can subscribe soon and get the insights only the Sydney times Community resource newspaper can provide,…
As an independent Media outlet ,We use our Freedom to investigate issues that are often overlooked by the Mainstream,..for instance How long did it take for the mainstream media (who were taking millions of dollars in advertising revenue from the banks) to wake up to their abuses?
We report respectfully, compassionately and rigorously!
We believe that journalism is a noble vocation but only when it genuinely seeks to serve our Community and help them flourish ,…
We need to bring integrity back to media and get rid of the Toxic distortions and hatred that are peddled by the mainstream right wing press.
Wherever possible our news includes source lines that provide information about where that information originated, so that readers can judge the veracity of what they are reading for themselves.
For all information please visit our website www.sydneytimes.net.au or call us on +61 0490 431 108, write to us or call in to our offices at 100 Harris St. Pyrmont, NSW, 2009.
Do you want to send us a story?
The Sydney Times welcomes contributions from all members of the community, including citizen reports, media releases and letters to the Editor, which may be published in our FORUM Category.
All contributions should be emailed to [email protected].au
The Sydney Times reserves the right to use, or not use, any materials sent to us and to develop, expand or reduce information at our sole discretion, and in accordance with our Editorial Standards.
Letters to the editor
Letters to the editor will generally be published in their original but possibly edited form, while other material sent to us may vary from its original form upon publication.
Material that is offensive, defamatory, or overtly political will not be published.
We frequently publish publicity or promotional information; based on our assessment of the level of genuine news content, any material used which is clearly advertorial in nature will be marked as such.
Do you want to advertise on the ST?
All requests for advertising should be directed to [email protected]
Our Advertising Rates apply according to three key factors:
- the size of the advertisement, e.g. 1/2 page or a 1/4 page 2
- the size of the banner and the frequency of display
- the number of edigital editions that the advertisement runs
- Sydney Times offers significant discounts for advertisements that run across our digital platforms.
We also offer discounts for not–for–profit organizations and other community groups. Advertisers are invited to talk to us about becoming a Digital Partner which provides exclusive opportunities to promote your product services or events on our main digital platform and our Social media chanels
If you would like to be a Digital Partner please call us on 0490 43 1 108 or email us at marketing@sydneytimes.net.au.
ABOUT US -The Sydney Times
The Sydney Times is published daily in digital mode. At present we don’t publish a hardcopy newspaper, but may do so in the future. The Sydney Times community news is broadcast for a Sydney audience of diverse individuals, is also shared across NSW and is also accessed by international readers.
History of the Sydney Times?
Our content and stories, our digital content and interviews can be viewed online at www.sydneytimes.net.au
The Sydney Times editorial board aims to serve the interests of the community in three important ways:
1) To serve the ultimate purpose of the Free Press in a democracy; that is, to hold powerful interests to account through high quality independent journalism without fear or prejudice
2) To keep the community informed about local issues and ensure that important public notices are available to all members of the community, irrespective of their socio–economic circumstances.
Our content is sourced through our team of local journalists, as well as external sources, including media releases, websites and public notices. All our news content is subject to strict editorial standards, see www.sydneytimes.net.au and
3) To provide an affordable medium for local businesses to advertise their products and services, including discounted rates for eligible not-for-profit organizations.
Wherever possible our news includes source lines that provide information about where that information originated, so that readers can judge the veracity of what they are reading for themselves.
For all information please visit our website www.sydneytimes.net.au or call us on +61 0490 431 108, write to us or call in to our offices at 100 Harris St. Pyrmont, NSW, 2009.
Do you want to send us a story?
The Sydney Times welcomes contributions from all members of the community, including citizen reports, media releases and letters to the Editor, which may be published in our FORUM Category.
All contributions should be emailed to [email protected].au
The Sydney Times reserves the right to use, or not use, any materials sent to us and to develop, expand or reduce information at our sole discretion, and in accordance with our Editorial Standards.
Letters to the editor will generally be published in their original but possibly edited form, while other material sent to us may vary from its original form upon publication.
Material that is offensive, defamatory, or overtly political will not be published.
We frequently publish publicity or promotional information; based on our assessment of the level of genuine news content, any material used which is clearly advertorial in nature will be marked as such.
Do you want to advertise on the ST?
All requests for advertising should be directed to [email protected]
Our Advertising Rates apply according to three key factors:
- the size of the advertisement, e.g. 1/2 page or a 1/4 page
- the size of the banner and the frequency of display
- the number of editions that the advertisement runs and the number of newspapers in which it is running. Sydney Times offers significant discounts for advertisements that run across multiple platforms.
We also offer discounts for not–for–profit organizations and other community groups. Advertisers are invited to talk to us about becoming a Digital Partner which provides exclusive opportunities to promote your product services or events on our digital platform.
If you would like to be a Digital Partner please call us on 0490 43 1 108 or email us at marketing@sydneytimes.net.au.
About Us – by the Custodian Axel Ritenis
Why we need the Sydney Times
Welcome to www.mysdneytimes.com
The Sydney Times’s is designed to be the “the Voice of the People” and a top platform for “citizen journalism” in a new Media Landscape where there is a complete distrust of the Mainstream media and the Capitalist Publishing Business model
Just recently we have seen a former Australian PM submit a Petition to the Federal parliament calling for a Royal Commission into the Murdoch Media.due to mainstream publications using manipulative presentation of News and information tainted with Political Bias.
The problem with Mainstream media is it presents News with its own bias and political agenda and seeks to influence the Reader. It presents Views NOT News!
It is very clear that the Sydney Community with its distrust of Media proprietors and companies such as Fairfax Nine readers no longer trust the likes of Rupert Murdoch or the Fairfax Nine conglomerate. Which is why many Millennial’s and the educated middle and social elite are increasingly turning to other Media such as The Guardian, The Conversation,..Crickey and a host of overseas Media sites including the NY Times.
Serving Sydney as. NFP style organization.
We love to provide the Sydney Community with News and Informationa. And become a Community Noticeboard.
History of the Trademark Earlier Publication.
Sydney Times is the brainchild of Aksel Ritenis and others, who have teamed up to disrupt traditional journalism in Australia by providing citizens with a platform providing Unbiased Content,,..News releases and aggregated Overseas content form reliable sources.
We want to take the Bias and tendentious reporting out of the the news by encouraging citizen journalism via crowdsourced content and finance ,…to be delivered through “Discount Priced Advertising & Publicity…
Necessity is the mother of invention The Sydney Times project commenced this journey when Aksel managed to register the Sydney Times Trademark ,..from the IP Australia ,.which would act as a good foundation on which to build a news and Advertising Platform that serves the People of Sydney and NSW ,…in stark contrast with the conventional business models.
No rivers of Gold at the Sydney Times
Where a wealthy Publisher taps into an Advertising revenue stream e.g. Fairfax and the Rivers of Gold advertising revenue from Real Estate and Property advertising and engages a gang of Cronies to write and deliver his Political agenda. As in the case of “Rupert Murdoch and his Cronies and Flunkies”. At present there is a serious lack ofk of space for honest and idealistic young writers to vent their viess and opinions in the media.
“I once tried to get published in a newspaper in Australia. I realized how hard it can be to get published unless you conform with the Editorial policies of the mainstram press ,..except in a haphazard way on soical media like Facebook or Twitter. Whcih has significantly undermined the authority and hold of the mainstream to control our opinions and thougts.
This problem was an initial trigger that ignited the idea of Aksel. “It made me think about how publishing works in Sydney and the west generally, And if there is an opportunity to create a new model based on citizen journalism and user-generated content in Australia.” It took a couple of months of research and due diligence before Aksel decided to launch Parhlo.com in 2017 with the intent to grow Sydney’s online ecosystem bu adding diverse news sources ,…
The ST angle is leadership strongly believes that the right to be published should not be restricted to a certain social class who migh represent dominant social ad political values of the property-owning classes. The Developers who now effectively control the NSW political system.
“The internet has disrupted the dynamics of the publishing industry. Today anyone can write and publish online without requiring permission or having a specific educational qualification. I call it the democratization of the publishing world. As long as the content is relevant, online writers can generate an engaging audience.”
We believe that there is an opportunity to create a volunteer and socially based publishing brand in Sydney by non-cynical well educated and idealistic writers who have not been corrupted or tainted by experience in l mainstream money making publications.
Today, we expect that around 50% of the content published on SydneyTimes.net.au .com will be written by our in-house team and the Remaining content is to be generated via independent contributors Bloggers/Freelancers from all over Australia and abroad.
We also have advance plans to aggregate overseas content from Sister publications overseas, that present the News NOT Views from overseas.
ASydney Times is potentially is read by millions of Australians and our aim is to have it ranked as one of the top publishing websites in Australia -with your help!
“We are in the truest sense a platform for aspiring writers to showcase their work and write about topics that they feel passionate about. It also shows that Australain youth consists of avid readers and writers and that is the hallmark of a bright generation.
With a dynamic and diverse team, Aksel hopes to Guide the ST into becoming a neutral platform and will continue to align with its original goals. The ST content and social media team is led byaksel as the Custodian of the project, and we are developing a team to create engaging content for Sydney and NSW audiences/READERS.
“We don’t take sides on political topics. Rather we initiate debates based on our published content. Never before has traditional media in Australia been able to do what we have achieved in terms of generating healthy discussions amongst millions of AUSTRALIANS every day.T
Today, SYDNEYTIMES .NET.AU has a small presence across the web and our content is read and viewed by more than 10,000 internet users every month. Now if you want to be a part of this journey /experience and become a Contributor . Blogger,…or fellow writers, Feel free to use this platform to express yourself and we will present your point of view to our growing audience in Sydney and NSW
About Us – and Editorial Policy
Why we need the SydneyTimes
Welcome to www.mysdneytimes.com
The Sydney Times’s is “the Voice of the People” and a top platform for “citizen journalism” in the new Media Landscape when there is a complete distrust of the Mainstream Capitalist Publishing model,…due to mainstream p[ublications using manipulative presentation of News and publishing Views as news. It is very clear that Sydney readers (also Consumers of news) no longer trust the likes of Rupert Murdoch or the Fairfax Nine conglomerate.Which is why many Millenials and the educated middle and soclal elite are turning into overseas news sources such as the NY Times,..the BBC and the Independent…
SydneyTimes.net.au is the brainchild of Aksel RITENIS and others , who have teamed up i to disrupt traditional journalism in Australia by encouraging citizen journalism via crowdsourced content and finance ,…to be delivered through “Discount Priced ADVERTiSING AND PUBLICITY…
Necessity is the mother of invention The Sydney Times project commenced this journey when Aksel managed to register the Sydney Times Trademark ,..from the IP Australia ,.which would act as a good foundation on which to build a news and Advertising Platform that serves the People of Sydney and NSW ,…in stark contrast with the conventional business model,..where a wealthy Publisher taps into an Advertising revenue stream e.g. Fairfax and the Rivers of Gold advertising revenue from Real Estate and Property advertising and engages a gang of Cronies to write and deliver his Political agenda. As in the case of “Rupert Murdoch and his Cronies and Flunkies”. At present there is a serious lack ofk of space for honest and idealistic young writers to vent their viess and opinions in the media.
“I once tried to get published in a newspaper in Australia. I realized how hard it can be to get published unless you conform with the Editorial policies of the mainstream press ,..except in a haphazard way on soical media like Facebook or Twitter. Which has significantly undermined the authority and hold of the mainstream to control our opinions and thoughts.
This problem was an initial trigger that ignited the idea of Aksel. “It made me think about how publishing works in Sydney and the west generally, And if there is an opportunity to create a new model based on citizen journalism and user-generated content in Australia.” It took a couple of months of research and due diligence before Aksel decided to launch Parhlo.com in 2017 with the intent to grow Sydney’s online ecosystem bu adding diverse news sources,…
The ST angle is leadership strongly believes that the right to be published should not be restricted to a certain social class who might represent dominant social ad political values of the property-owning classes, The Developers who now effectively control the NSW political system.
“The internet has disrupted the dynamics of the publishing industry. Today anyone can write and publish online without requiring permission or having a specific educational qualification. I call it the democratization of the publishing world. As long as the content is relevant, online writers can generate an engaging audience.”
We believe that there is an opportunity to create a volunteer and socially based publishing brand in Sydney by non-cynical well educated and idealistic writers who have not been corrupted or tainted by experience in l mainstream money making publications.
Today, we expect that around 50% of the content published on SydneyTimes.net.au .com will be written by our in-house team and the Remaining content is to be generated via independent contributors Bloggers/Freelancers from all over Australia and abroad.
We also have advance plans to aggregate overseas content from Sister publications overseas, that present the News NOT Views from overseas.
ASydney Times is potentially is read by millions of Australians and our aim is to have it ranked as one of the top publishing websites in Australia -with your help!
“We are in the truest sense a platform for aspiring writers to showcase their work and write about topics that they feel passionate about. It also shows that Australain youth consists of avid readers and writers and that is the hallmark of a bright generation.
With a dynamic and diverse teamaker Aksel hopes to Guide the ST into becoming a neutral platform and will continue to align with its original goals. The ST content and social media team is led by Aksel as the Custodian of the project, and we are developing a team to create engaging content for Sydney and NSW audiences/READERS.
“We don’t take sides on political topics. Rather we initiate debates based on our published content. Never before has traditional media in Australia been able to do what we have achieved in terms of generating healthy discussions amongst millions of AUSTRALIANS every day.
Today, SYDNEYTIMES .NET.AU has a small presence across the web. AND OUR content is read and viewed by more than 10,000 internet users every month. Now if you want to be a part of this journey /experience and become a Contributors. Blogger,…or fellow writers, feel free to use this platform to express yourself and we will present your point of view to our growing audience in Sydney and NSW
Launch of “My Sydney Times”for News not Views- and Cut-price advertising and publicity!
Welcome to www.mysydneytimes.com
Join the move away from the crooked Mainstream Media by joining the move to not-for-profit Community News and advertising
www.mysydneytimes.com
