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	Conroy said the changes announced by Fairfax Media Ltd and News Ltd this week were &quot;possibly the beginning of the end for the print newspaper.&quot; &nbsp; &quot;I wouldn&#39;t be putting money betting that there&#39;ll be print newspapers during the week in five years&#39; time,&quot; he told Channel 9 television.//DPA</div>
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Minister predicts death of daily newspapers within five years

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