Sunshine Coast Bulletin - Australia

ABC News Headlines

Russian minister heads to Syria for talks

Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov is expected in the Syrian capital Damascus for talks with president Bashar Al-Assad.

US officer breaks ranks on Afghanistan

A US army officer has accused the American military of painting a misleading picture of progress in the war in Afghanistan.

World markets dip on Greek deal delays

Stocks in the United States and Europe have closed lower as investors continue to wait for Greece to accept the terms of its latest bailout package.

Lovelorn Jurassic cricket chirps again

The call of a Jurassic-era cricket was simple, pure and capable of travelling long distances in the night, said scientists who reconstructed the creature's love song from a 165 million-year-old fossil.

 

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 The World-Wide Bulletin.

Writers for the World-Wide Bulletin explore a set monthly theme, with contributors invited to offer wide-raging internationally relevant reporting and analysis.

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

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