Sunshine Coast Bulletin - Australia

ABC News Headlines

Man attacked by swarm of bees
A man has been stung at least 20 times by a swarm of bees at Montmorency, in Melbourne's north east.

Health group warns of a 'renal tsunami'
Australia is facing a "renal tsunami" because of government bickering, according to the Northern Territory Aboriginal health organisation, AMSANT.

I'm still a 'conservative', Labor minister assures voters
National Party MP and River Murray Minister in South Australia's Labor Government, Karlene Maywald, has made clear her political views remain conservative.

EU to push for Atlantic bluefin tuna ban
The king of Japanese sushi and sashimi may disappear from menus after Europe joined the United States on Wednesday in arguing for a ban on trade in Atlantic bluefin tuna.

The Sunshine Coast Bulletin provides journalism students at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia with an opportunity to write and publish articles that reflect the concerns and interests of the Sunshine Coast community.

Students writing for The Sunshine Coast Bulletin gain experience and skills in news writing, online journalism and web design.

The journalism department also operates a sister-site, called NeoVox Australia.

Writers for NeoVox Australia explore a set monthly theme, with contributors invited to offer various academic interpretations of the topic.

All students are invited to submit articles for publication. Please email journalism@usc.edu.au.

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