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News Corp shuts dozens of newspapers in Australia amid coronavirus pandemic

As a result of the changes, the bulk of News Corp's regional and community titles would move to purely digital publishing from June 29

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News Corp, one of the biggest publishers in Australia, said local journalism coverage of their area would continue even for those print newspapers that were being shut down.

BS Web TeamAgencies New Delhi
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp will discontinue publishing in Australia dozens of newspapers and the print version of more than 100 community publications as it restructures the company to tide over the coronavirus pandemic.

News Corp, which owns popular tabloids like The Daily Telegraph and The Herald Sun, said on Wednesday the move "will mean some job roles will change and, regretfully, will lead to job losses." The publisher, however, didn't disclose how many people will lose jobs.

"Covid-19 has impacted News Corp shuts dozens of newspapers in Australia (Lead) the sustainability of community and regional publishing," News Corp Australia Executive

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