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The West Australian Mar 2020 - Readership (000's): 292 | Mar 2021 - Readership (000's) - 339 | "West Australian Saturday [The Weekend West] | Mar 2020 - Readership (000's): 387 | Mar 2021 - Readership (000's) - 409" | "Sunday Times | Mar 2020 - Readership (000's): 284 Mar 2021 - Readership (000's) - 394"
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Anthony De Ceglie | Trustee | Anthony De Ceglie is the Editor in Chief of West Australian Newspapers. Before taking up this role in 2019, he was the deputy editor of The Daily Telegraph in Sydney and spent time on secondment to New York as part of News Corp's international development program. He has won multiple Walkley Awards and his first jobs were at rural newspapers in Collie and Mandurah before joining The Sunday Times and PerthNow where he was deputy editor.