Opinion pieces or feature articles are pieces written by professional journalists who usually have a regular column in the paper. They often have their photograph included in the piece. Some journalists (such as The Herald-Sun's Andrew Bolt) are newspaper 'celebrities' in their own right, and are known for having particular political views. Such writing is often lengthy and includes a combination of research and opinion. These pieces may also vary widely in tone and this may change throughout the article too. Such writing is often written in first person using anecdotes to provide readers with a 'personal' angle, yet they also attempt to seem reasonable and popular with the public inorder to encourage regular audience also

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