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news gatherers

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So what will the experienced local news gatherers do if they're not reporting for their erstwhile stations?
Daily Post Editor and Publishing Director Rob Irvine said: "We have devised a more streamlined structure which will cut down on editorial management roles and production staff, but keep our network of news gatherers and writers as strong and influential as ever.
We'll still have a strong network of news gatherers but the new streamlined structure means we can scale back some editorial positions.
 
 
 
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