Neville leaves

Friday 18th July 2003

The former chief operating officer at INL, Rick Neville, has left his role as chief executive of Advertiser Newspapers after joining the company last year.

A statement from News Ltd said Mr Neville had accepted the Adelaide position to work with News Ltd but had a medium term plan to return to INL.

"The sale of INL's publishing business [to Fairfax] means that option no longer exists," Mr Neville said.

"My wife and I have decided to re-establish ourselves in New Zealand now, where all our family links are, rather than wait to do it at some stage in the future."

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