There is a lot of “excitement” in The Australian newsroom as the paper will print a commemorative collector’s edition on Sunday in honour of King Charles’ coronation, says The Australian Associate Editor Jenna Clarke.
“We’ve got so much excitement right now because obviously, we haven’t been publishing a Sunday paper in 50 years,” Ms Clarke told Sky News Australia.
“This 16-page commemorative edition of tomorrow’s newspaper has everything you need – we’ll have photos from inside the abbey, all over the streets of London, the response around the world.”
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