The Sunday Paper
A necessary addition to the media landscape, The Sunday Paper is more than a newspaper: it is an art object, a provocation, and a counter-space.
Writing by Nabil Mustafa // Keiran Stewart-Assheton and Jasper Cohen-Hunter for Black Peoples Union // Tara Alami // Lorna Munro // Sara M. Saleh // Leah House // Hasib Hourani // Mu’in Bseiso // Samih al-Qasim // Louis Allday // Husayn Muruwwah // Prof. Gary Foley // James Tylor // Zeina Kilani
Embroidery by Safa El Samad // Risography by Dennis Grauel // Drawing by Matt Chun // Design by Paul Mylecharane
Pull-out poster by Aliaa Betawi
The Sunday Paper single-item postage within Australia is $6. For 2+ newspapers, domestic shipping is a flat rate of $9, and free for orders of $100 or more.
The Sunday Paper, Issue One
Writing from Amy McQuire / Chelsea Watego / Laniyuk / Sara Saleh / Jeanine Hourani / Tasnim Sammak / Rihab Charida / Rose Nakad
Images from Samar Abu Elouf / Charandev Singh / Matt Chun
The Sunday Paper single-item postage within Australia is $6. For 2+ newspapers, domestic shipping is a flat rate of $9, and free for orders of $100 or more.
The Sunday Paper, Issue Two
Writing from Lorna Munro / Boe Spearim / Warlpiri Elders of Yuendumu Community / Palestinians of Moukhayam Shatilla / Nader Ruhayel / Timmah Ball / Omar Sakr / Jordana Silverstein
Images from Barbara McGrady / Madeleine McGrady / Jeremy Worrall
The Sunday Paper single-item postage within Australia is $6. For 2+ newspapers, domestic shipping is a flat rate of $9, and free for orders of $100 or more.
The Sunday Paper is more than a newspaper: it is an art object, a provocation, and a counter-space.
Commissioning editor: Keiran Stewart-Assheton
Writing: Gurrnoong (Jasper Cohen-Hunter); Steve Salaita; Mell Chun; Derek La Salle; Nita and Jesse Okoko; Tara Alami and Yazan Zahzah for Palestinian Feminist Collective; Elsa Tuet-Rosenberg, Shoshana Rosenberg, and Alana Lentin; Sui Zhen
Drawing: Aliaa Betawi; Yugaamgan (Em Randall)
Photography: Ala Kheir
Photography, Gudjerron Club, and pull-out poster artwork: James Tylor
Art object: Clement
The Sunday Paper, Issue 4: The Pitfalls of Liberalism will be out March, 2026
The Sunday Paper single-item postage within Australia is $6. For 2+ newspapers, domestic shipping is a flat rate of $9, and free for orders of $100 or more.
The Sunday Paper’s front page page reproduced as an archival print on textured, 100% cotton paper.
Featuring cover artwork by James Tylor
A4 (approx) / 2026
The Sunday Paper’s front page page reproduced as an archival print on textured, 100% cotton paper.
A4 (approx) / 2024
The Sunday Paper’s back page reproduced as an archival print on textured, 100% cotton paper.
A4 (approx) / 2024
Editorial Note
The Sunday Paper was born during the popular uprisings of May 2021 as an art project and an act of protest.
Specifically, it was created in opposition to Zionist-owned Schwartz Media, a company that has for years monopolised ‘progressive’ media, weaponising its power and influence to suffocate criticism of the Zionist entity. The colonial agenda of Schwartz Media and other Australian Zionist organisations, highlighted through The Sunday Paper’s first two issues, has now become more widely exposed and popularly critiqued.
At the same time, we must now acknowledge a more pervasive and less visible form of silencing. While outwardly supportive of Indigenous ‘rights’, and perhaps even self-described as ‘radical’, certain progressive publishers and organisations will quietly erase words like ‘martyr’ or ‘intifada’, and will quickly withdraw their solidarity at the mention of armed liberation struggle. In doing so, they police the terms of resistance and determine the limits of our analysis.
It was through conversations about this shortfall that, in April 2023, The Sunday Paper was brought out of hiatus with a renewed editorial team for Issue 3: Resistance. This editorial shift preceded October 2023, yet Tufan al-Aqsa and the escalated genocide that followed have since laid bare what many of us already understood: that the western left, when tested by history, has overwhelmingly revealed itself to be liberal in character rather than revolutionary in practice.
The Sunday Paper’s fourth issue signals a further shift, expanding outwards with a broader commitment to international solidarity. We have intentionally sought voices beyond the Australian settler colony — from a diversity of continents, struggles, and revolutionary traditions.
Just as colonisation and occupation are violent, the overthrowing of oppression also entails violence. We know this to be true through observing revolutionary opposition to colonialism and empire throughout history: from the frontier wars of Aboriginal Land to the Mau Mau in Kenya; from Algeria to Iran; from Turtle Island to Tamil Eelam, Kanaky, Sudan, and Palestine.
The Sunday Paper will continue to publish work that is uncompromising and unapologetic — work that rejects normalisation, honours the martyrs of every anti-imperialist struggle, refuses liberal containment, and upholds the necessity and legitimacy of resistance.
Until liberation and Land Back,
Co-editors of The Sunday Paper