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Media Insider: Confidential Stuff newsroom meeting – why questions are already being raised over HR proposal
“How the hell Stuff is going to manage with even less people on the daily roster, I don’t know. “Journalists are burnt out now. On weekends some are doing half their shift alone and covering an entire country.” Stuff has been approached for a... Read more.
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