The Australia Times wants passionate writers interested in the Australian Outback who wish to gain some first-hand experience in the world of journalism.
The Australian Times is a free, magazine based, non-aligned, grassroots, national online publication. We are a blend of professional and citizen journalism creating online content for specialist groups and the community at large.
This magazine is intending to reflect the unique character of the everyday people of Australia’s vast outback country.
If you’re passionate about the Australian Outback and would like to be published in a national online publication- email kelly.sargent@theaustraliatimes.com.au
**Submission does not gaurentee publication. Joining the TAT Outback team as a writer is currently a voluntary position.
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