Nine Entertainment is restructuring its metro mastheads as it seeks to expand a premium digital news push, according to multiple reports. The changes come amid a challenging advertising market, and the company is reshaping its priorities away from parts of its existing structure to support digital operations. All three outlets report that the restructure results in the loss of about 30 roles. The coverage describes the move as part of a broader effort to refocus resources on digital news products, rather than maintaining the same staffing model. While the reports agree on the overall direction and the approximate number of positions affected, they do not provide detailed job classifications or timelines beyond the restructuring announcement. The company’s stated intent is to drive growth in digital premium news, reflecting industry-wide shifts in how audiences consume news and how media businesses rely on advertising and subscriptions. The reports frame the job losses as part of the cost and operational adjustments associated with the company’s digital strategy.