Neil Mitchell reveals Ford will pull out of Australia by 2016. Geelong and Broadmeadows plants to close. (Photo: Wayne Taylor)
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NEIL MITCHELL EXCLUSIVE: Ford plants to close
JOBS TO GO: Workers at Ford have been told they will no longer have jobs with the company after October 2016 after Neil Mitchell exclusively revealed the car manufacturer was planning to close its Australian operations.
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Ando rates the 'Four Kings' of boxing
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Most Victorians in jail since 1890
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CT Scans increase cancer risk
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Bus drives into oncoming traffic
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Major car manufacturer pulling out
JOBS TO GO: Workers at Ford have been told they will no longer have jobs with the company after October 2016 after Neil Mitchell exclusively revealed the car manufacturer was planning to close its Australian operations.
Mark Neeld 'an unmitigated disaster'
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'You'd say that to Jesus?'
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Neil negotiates with angry protestor
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