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Fairfax journos strike over offshore jobs

Workers at Fairfax-owned newspapers have walked off the job over the company's plans to outsource production work at its regional newspapers.Journalists and other staff at the Sydney Morning Herald, The ... More »Fairfax journos strike over offshore jobs

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