'Keep the Leader'
That's a nice way of saying they want to increase profit. Flippantly, there was the throw-away line: "Consequently, there will be job losses."
The significant reduction of staff, journalists and photographers as well as other "modernising" within the industry should not be so flippantly described.
Mr Angilley, please do not cut jobs.
Corporations have a duty to care for the common good and not merely focus on the pursuit of financial gain and profit.
Do not ruin a newspaper which highlights magnificently the local issues, the injustices, the sporting highlights, the political opinion, the environmental devotees, the extraordinary contributions of residents made so personal, the calls to social justice, the comment on council DAs and the like — all these only touch upon leadership of the Leader we take so often for granted.
Keep the jobs; keep the Leader.
Monsignor Brian Rayner, Gymea
The Leader has served, and continues to serve the Engadine community to great effect.
Schools rely on the Leader to promote the many sporting, community and school-related activities that bond this vibrant community.
They rely on the Leader to promote the many stories about young people and teachers. Students and parents take great pride in reading about their schools in this highly regarded paper.
Dismantling the professional team will have an adverse impact.
Joanne Jarvis, Engadine High School
