Submission Guidelines
Suprovat Sydney welcomes original, unpublished articles offering thoughtful perspectives on current affairs, politics and social issues. We value responsible journalism, constructive discussion and creative contributions that inform and enrich our community.
We update our website daily, while our print edition is published once a month. Submissions may be considered for online publication, the print edition, or both.
In accordance with our editorial policy, we do not accept content that has previously appeared on social media (e.g., Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn), websites, or any other publication platform.
Editorial Guidelines
Topics: Contemporary events, politics, or social issues.
Length: Maximum 1,000 words.
Format: Microsoft Word (Doc).
Author details: Please include your full name and contact details.
Terms, Conditions & Legal Disclaimer
Confidentiality and Copyright:
Any attachments included in communications with Suprovat Sydney may be legally privileged, confidential, or subject to copyright under the Personal Information Protection Act 1998. Suprovat Sydney accepts no liability for errors, omissions, or any potential legal claims regarding defamation.
Contributors are responsible for the accuracy and originality of their submissions. Reliable sources must support facts, quotations, and allegations. Contributors must obtain any necessary permissions to submit material belonging to others.
Please identify any confidential or sensitive information before submitting it. Do not send material you are not authorised to share or publish.
Community Standards and Content Moderation:
All submissions must adhere to Suprovat Sydney’s Community Standards. We welcome respectful criticism and differing opinions. However, we do not accept hate speech, threats, abusive language, defamatory allegations, personal attacks, or material that promotes discrimination, hostility, or violence against individuals, religious communities, groups or organisations.
Suprovat Sydney reserves the right to decline submissions that do not meet its editorial policies or community standards, without providing individual notification or reasons.
Intellectual Property:
Upon submission, all materials, including articles, photographs, evidence, documents, videos, or other media become the property of Suprovat Sydney. If you do not agree to these terms, you must submit a written request to withdraw your submission within 12 hours of sending it.
Editorial Control:
Suprovat Sydney reserves the right to edit, shorten, adapt or partially publish accepted submissions for clarity, accuracy, grammar, length and presentation. Photographs may be cropped or adjusted for publication.
Routine editorial changes may be made without prior notification. We will endeavour to consult contributors where substantial changes could alter their intended meaning.
Submission does not guarantee publication, a particular publication date or inclusion in the print edition.
Copyright and Permission to Publish
Contributors retain copyright in their original work. By submitting articles, photographs, videos, documents or other materials, you confirm that you own the necessary rights or have permission to authorise their use.
You grant Suprovat Sydney a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to edit, publish, reproduce, distribute, archive and promote the submitted material across its print, website and social media platforms, with appropriate attribution where practicable.
Withdrawal Requests
If you wish to withdraw a submission, please email your request within 12 hours of submission. We will endeavour to accommodate requests received before publication, but cannot guarantee withdrawal once publication or print production has commenced.
Acceptance of Guidelines
By submitting material, you confirm that you have read and accepted these guidelines. We look forward to receiving your original and thoughtful contributions. Thank you.