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brisbanetimes.com.au

Last analyzed 9/19/2026, 6:20:06 AM UTC

Curious about the design behind brisbanetimes.com.au?

SiteFontCheck scanned their live CSS architecture and identified 6 unique font families.

The website relies heavily on pt sans, trebuchet ms, arial narrow, sans-serif for its main text elements, paired with abril titling bold, book antiqua, palatino, palatino linotype, palatino lt std, georgia, serif and pt serif, georgia, times, times new roman, serif as fallback options, and 3 additional.

6
unique font families
Primary font
pt sans, trebuchet ms, arial narrow, sans-serif

Below is the precise map of font sizes, weights, and text elements used across their site.

Detected Fonts

6 found

pt sans, trebuchet ms, arial narrow, sans-serif

386

Brisbane Times - Brisbane News, Queensland News & World News

pt sans, system-fonts-primary, sans-serif

18

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system-fonts-primary, sans-serif

1

Brisbane Times

abril titling bold, book antiqua, palatino, palatino linotype, palatino lt std, georgia, serif

101

World rowing hoses down premier’s ‘signed, sealed and delivered’ claim over Rocky course

pt serif, georgia, times, times new roman, serif

37

The international rowing body says the Olympic course still needs to clear hurdles over “technical details” before being given the go-ahead.

abril titling bold, system-fonts-tertiary, serif

3

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