Nine Publishing’s digital-only Queensland masthead for Brisbane and state reporting, with coverage spanning politics, business, sport, culture, Good Food, lifestyle, and travel. Begin with /sections and pass only its returned slugs to /headlines; the 104 accepted paths include local, national, and specialist desks, so keep the selected slug with each result. Use /news for broad 20-item RSS discovery, then follow canonical story URLs to /article when body access matters. The publisher’s media kit frames this service around readers in Queensland’s capital, while its brand guide describes a local Queensland voice.
Collect Nine Publishing’s digital-only Queensland masthead for Brisbane and state reporting, with coverage spanning politics, business, sport, culture, Good.
Endpoint families
5
Documented params
8
Examples
5
Live catalog snapshot
Active endpoints
5
Methods
GET
Required params
8
Schema refs
5
{
"platform": "Brisbane Times",
"endpoint": "brisbanetimes-sections",
"method": "GET",
"path": "/brisbanetimes/sections",
"auth": "apiKey"
}Use cases
Collect Nine Publishing’s digital-only Queensland masthead for Brisbane and state reporting, with coverage spanning politics, business, sport, culture, Good.
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Managed execution
Every figure below is read from the live Brisbane Times endpoint catalog — 5 endpoints, 8 documented request parameters, and 5 published response schemas — the same catalog Docs and Playground run against.
5 documented Brisbane Times endpoints, grouped into 5 request families — Article, Author and Headlines, plus 2 more.
8 request parameters are documented across those Brisbane Times endpoints, 8 of them required — the full input contract is public before you write any integration code.
5 of the 5 Brisbane Times endpoints ship a recorded example response, and 5 carry a documented response schema — you can code against the real JSON before the first request.
Brisbane Times endpoints document their error responses (400, 404, 429 and 503) alongside the success schema, so a block, a rate limit, or a missing record comes back as a typed error rather than silently empty data.
5 hosted MCP tools back the Brisbane Times endpoints, so an agent can call the same routes with the same parameters and the same JSON contract, with no custom glue.
Coverage map
/brisbanetimes/article
/brisbanetimes/author
/brisbanetimes/headlines
/brisbanetimes/news
/brisbanetimes/sections
Endpoint catalog
/brisbanetimes/articleReturns one Brisbane Times article's metadata and the exact body paragraphs served by one anonymous page request, with the publisher's is_accessible_for_free, paywalled, and is_truncated flags. No paywall is bypassed or hidden content fetched.
MCP tool brisbanetimes_article
/brisbanetimes/authorReturns a Brisbane Times journalist profile from `url`, a canonical `https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/by/<name>-<id>` address: name, biography, headshot, email, social links and recent story cards with title, URL, summary and image. Fields appear only when the profile shows them; the sampled profile returned 10 stories.
MCP tool brisbanetimes_author
/brisbanetimes/headlinesReturns current story cards from one observed Brisbane Times server-rendered section or populated topic page. `section` must be one of the exact slugs from `/brisbanetimes/sections`; unsupported and unresolved linkless paths are rejected before an upstream request. Off-brand story links on Traveller are omitted.
MCP tool brisbanetimes_headlines
/brisbanetimes/newsReturns Brisbane Times's current public Latest News RSS feed: story title, canonical URL, summary, author, publication time, and lead image.
MCP tool brisbanetimes_news
/brisbanetimes/sectionsLists the 104 accepted Brisbane Times editorial surfaces (95 article-bearing section pages and nine populated topic hubs), each with its exact path slug, menu label, and requested Brisbane Times URL. Three linkless surfaces with no explicit empty-state marker are excluded.
MCP tool brisbanetimes_sections
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How to scrape Brisbane Times
Brisbane Times is Nine Publishing’s digital-only Queensland masthead for Brisbane and state reporting, with coverage spanning politics, business, sport, culture, Good Food, lifestyle, and travel. A live /brisbanetimes/sections response on 2026-10-14 contained 104 accepted headline slugs; refresh it before scheduling because publisher feeds change. Begin with /sections and pass only its returned slugs to /headlines; the 104 accepted paths include local, national, and specialist desks, so keep the selected slug with each result. Use /news for broad 20-item RSS discovery, then follow canonical story URLs to /article when body access matters. The publisher’s media kit frames this service around readers in Queensland’s capital, while its brand guide describes a local Queensland voice. The RSS response contains metadata and summaries but no encoded story body. Anonymous article extraction returns only the paragraphs the page served and preserves is_accessible_for_free, paywalled, and is_truncated; a paywall flag can coexist with returned paragraphs, so do not claim complete access. /author requires a canonical /by/<name>-<id> profile URL, not a general byline search; the sampled profile showed 10 recent story cards. The headlines route requires a section and has no pagination parameter. Use the endpoint cards for this integration's accepted inputs. Publisher reference: https://www.nineforbrands.com.au/media-kits/brisbane-times/ and https://www.nineforbrands.com.au/branding/brisbanetimes/
A live /brisbanetimes/sections response on 2026-10-14 contained 104 accepted headline slugs; refresh it before scheduling because publisher feeds change. Begin with /sections and pass only its returned slugs to /headlines; the 104 accepted paths include local, national, and specialist desks, so keep the selected slug with each result. Use /news for broad 20-item RSS discovery, then follow canonical story URLs to /article when body access matters. The publisher’s media kit frames this service around readers in Queensland’s capital, while its brand guide describes a local Queensland voice.
Nine presents Brisbane Times as a Queensland masthead with local Brisbane reporting and desks spanning politics, business, sport, culture, Good Food, lifestyle, and Traveller. Use /sections to get the current 104 accepted headline slugs before scheduling /headlines; retain the chosen slug because the endpoint does not expose a page cursor. The broad RSS route is a 20-item discovery feed with summaries, not story bodies. For article follow-up, pass a canonical www.brisbanetimes.com.au story URL and preserve is_accessible_for_free, paywalled, and is_truncated with any paragraphs returned. The author route accepts a /by/<name>-<id> profile URL, not a free-text byline search; a sampled profile exposed 10 recent story cards.
Nine presents Brisbane Times as a Queensland masthead with local Brisbane reporting and desks spanning politics, business, sport, culture, Good Food, lifestyle, and Traveller. Use /sections to get the current 104 accepted headline slugs before scheduling /headlines; retain the chosen slug because the endpoint does not expose a page cursor. The broad RSS route is a 20-item discovery feed with summaries, not story bodies. For article follow-up, pass a canonical www.brisbanetimes.com.au story URL and preserve is_accessible_for_free, paywalled, and is_truncated with any paragraphs returned. The author route accepts a /by/<name>-<id> profile URL, not a free-text byline search; a sampled profile exposed 10 recent story cards. Pass only a value returned by /brisbanetimes/sections and accepted by /brisbanetimes/headlines; preserve the selected desk with its results.
The RSS response contains metadata and summaries but no encoded story body. Anonymous article extraction returns only the paragraphs the page served and preserves is_accessible_for_free, paywalled, and is_truncated; a paywall flag can coexist with returned paragraphs, so do not claim complete access. /author requires a canonical /by/<name>-<id> profile URL, not a general byline search; the sampled profile showed 10 recent story cards. The headlines route requires a section and has no pagination parameter. Keep teaser, truncation, premium, or access fields beside the canonical URL so downstream users can see what the publisher actually returned.
Begin with /sections and pass only its returned slugs to /headlines; the 104 accepted paths include local, national, and specialist desks, so keep the selected slug with each result. Use /news for broad 20-item RSS discovery, then follow canonical story URLs to /article when body access matters. The publisher’s media kit frames this service around readers in Queensland’s capital, while its brand guide describes a local Queensland voice. The RSS response contains metadata and summaries but no encoded story body. Anonymous article extraction returns only the paragraphs the page served and preserves is_accessible_for_free, paywalled, and is_truncated; a paywall flag can coexist with returned paragraphs, so do not claim complete access. /author requires a canonical /by/<name>-<id> profile URL, not a general byline search; the sampled profile showed 10 recent story cards. The headlines route requires a section and has no pagination parameter.
FAQ
A live /brisbanetimes/sections response on 2026-10-14 contained 104 accepted headline slugs; refresh it before scheduling because publisher feeds change. Begin with /sections and pass only its returned slugs to /headlines; the 104 accepted paths include local, national, and specialist desks, so keep the selected slug with each result. Use /news for broad 20-item RSS discovery, then follow canonical story URLs to /article when body access matters. The publisher’s media kit frames this service around readers in Queensland’s capital, while its brand guide describes a local Queensland voice.
The RSS response contains metadata and summaries but no encoded story body. Anonymous article extraction returns only the paragraphs the page served and preserves is_accessible_for_free, paywalled, and is_truncated; a paywall flag can coexist with returned paragraphs, so do not claim complete access. /author requires a canonical /by/<name>-<id> profile URL, not a general byline search; the sampled profile showed 10 recent story cards. The headlines route requires a section and has no pagination parameter.
No. It takes a canonical Brisbane Times /by/<name>-<id> contributor-profile URL and returns public profile fields and recent story cards. Use author links from collected cards to discover a profile; there is no free-text byline-search parameter.