Truth, founded in 1890 by J. C. W. Huxley, quickly became a significant alternative voice in Brisbane, Queensland, evolving from a sensationalist tabloid to a trusted source of news, political commentary, and cultural insights. With its bold investigative journalism exposing corruption and shaping public discourse, Truth has maintained its influence and reputation for comprehensive coverage of local, national, and international issues. This history is now accessible; on OldNews.com, you can find scans of Truth starting 1900, including 63,438 scans in total. This resource allows readers to delve into the past, uncovering historical figures and events while possibly connecting to their own family history. Explore the archives and experience the engaging journalism that has defined Truth for over a century, making it a vital part of our media landscape.