Yes, I agree! I haven't seen this in the picture as I was using a small device, but: yes, switch the newspaper out. I'm myself very sensitive to smells and too, I give the online newspaper a strong preference - I avoid printed newspaper - as it irritates my eyes, throat and everything. Same is with perfumes - I only use scent-free things and I have to leave my office windows open a long time after the cleaning crew was there. And I'm "just" a human, not a likely more sensitive reptile which has the ability to smell insects very well that have little to no smell to me, can smell dragon's pheromones and such.
In addition: I also would not use it as dragons tend to lick their environment and especially where they walk regularly.
@TotoTheBeardie For substrate, some people use tiles (the non-slip ones for bathroom floors), some use shelf liner. I personally prefer what is more rarely used (I guess I have seen three people here in the forum using it, including me): natural substrate, which means desert sand. That sand hardens when sprayed regularly with water and drying under the enclosure's lamps. It should not be loose sand (like in a hourglass, sand that you can let run through your fingers - not good!) as loose sand irritates their eyes and respiratory system. If you'd like to use sand, real desert sand (which I use but you might not have access to) can be imitated by mixing play sand with organic soil and "burrowing substrate" (sold for reptiles). Spraying it a bit wet each morning, like dew, and it hardens. I personally prefer it as it allows my dragon to dig, I can nicely pre-shape a landscape (i.e.: a bit up, a bit down), and clean-up is very easy.
