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The Brunswickan is a student publication at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton. Its website carries news, politics, student issues, arts, culture, sports and features coverage, including reporting on campus and provincial affairs. A features section carries culture, arts and student-issue articles, and the publication describes itself as Canada's oldest official student publication.
Oulun ylioppilaslehti reports local, regional, campus or community news in Finland.
Komiat reports local, regional, campus or community news in Finland.
Izu Shimbun reports local, regional, campus or community news in Japan.
The Mill is a Greater Manchester newspaper delivered by email. It publishes investigations, culture pieces, opinionated columns and a weekly news briefing, and covers local politics, business, housing and the region's institutions. Run from an office near St Ann's Square, it emphasizes context and quality over quantity rather than clickbait. Some journalism is free, while members pay for full access.
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