Mediagazer: One year after launch, Guardian Australia is on track to turn a profit (after it has repaid backer Graeme Wood) (Dominic Ponsford/Press Gazette)

12:55 PM ET, July 3, 2014

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Dominic Ponsford / Press Gazette:

One year after launch, Guardian Australia is on track to turn a profit (after it has repaid backer Graeme Wood) — Just over a year after the launch of The Guardian claims its Australia edition is on course to turn a profit. — However, Guardian Media Group chief executive Andrew Miller declined …

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