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Tribune was a title shared by several political and military offices of the Roman Republic and Empire.

Tribune may also refer to:

Publications

• The Tribune (disambiguation), a list of newspapers
• La Tribune (disambiguation), a list of French-language newspapers
• Tribune (magazine), formerly weekly, now quarterly, left-wing magazine published in London, England
• Tribune (Australian newspaper), official newspaper of the Communist Party of Australia, from 1939–1991
• The Tribune (India), Indian English-language daily newspaper

Places

In business

• Tribune Media, a media company based in Chicago, Illinois, United States
  • Tribune Broadcasting, a group of television and radio stations owned and operated by the Tribune Media Company
• Tribune Publishing, a media company based in Chicago, Illinois, United States
• Tribune Studios (disambiguation), two business divisions

Other uses

• Tribune (architecture), in architecture, a term applied to various features
• a member of the Tribunat, a deliberative assembly during the latter stages of the French Revolution
• HMS Tribune, various Royal Navy ships
• A tradename for the herbicide diquat

See also

• Daily Tribune (disambiguation)
• The Express Tribune, a daily English-language newspaper based in Pakistan
• Tribune Tower, headquarters of the Chicago Tribune, the Tribune Media Company and the Tribune Publishing Company in Chicago, Illinois, United States
• Tribune Tower (Oakland), home of The Oakland Tribune in Oakland, California, United States
• La Tribune des Peuples (March–November 1849), a weekly political magazine published in Paris, France
• Tribunal, in law, a generic term for any body acting judicially
• Tribun Network, a chain of newspapers published in Indonesia
• Progressive Democratic Tribune - Bahrain, a political party in Bahrain