y separately published work icon The Daily Mail newspaper  
Alternative title: The Brisbane Daily Mail
Issue Details: First known date: 1903... 1903 The Daily Mail
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    • Daily
    • June 12 - December 4 1915 as Brisbane Daily Mail
    • August 28 1933 merged with The Brisbane Courier to form The Courier-Mail

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