Metro (Jonathian newspaper)

Metro is a Jonathian tabloid newspaper published by Metro Media, itself owned by Pinershire Enterprises. The newspaper is printed every two days (excluding public holidays and the period between Christmas Eve and New Year's Day inclusive) mornings, and is distributed to subscribers' mailboxes. Metro is also sold at newsstands.
Metro was founded in 1960 by Thomas Sarley and David Bannock, and was originally published in a broadsheet format. The paper and it's sister publications Metro Magazine, What's On, and The Examiner, were bought out by Olman Publishing in 1991, who subsequently merged with Alex Greene Media to form Pinershire Enterprises in 2006.
Metro has been noted for it's exceptional and investigative journalism, and it and it's journalists have received many Pulitzer Prizes. Metro has been, since late 2016, politically aligned with the Liberal Party, and has shown it's support for many of the party's actions. Metro's allegiance to the Liberals has led to some controversy.
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