Those strange people running smh.com.au

Never has the divorce between the Sydney Morning Herald as a newspaper and its website been more apparent than this morning. The paper's state political editor Andrew Clennell led the SMH print version with a real exclusive telling how the State Government plans to increase the tax rate for people owning investment property worth more than $1.8 million from 1.6 per cent to 2 per cent - a move that should raise between $150 million and $200 million a year. But there was no mention of the story among the tens of different items on the home page of the SMH website until it made an appearance on the list of most read items after sufficiently devoted searchers had found it tucked away inside.

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