Westpac closes another 19 branches | 7NEWS

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Westpac has been accused of gutting its network and its staff with another 19 branches set to close for a total of 87 this year.

Among the casualties, a prime city location at Pitt and Hunter Streets in Sydney’s financial heart.

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