News Corp Australia Agile Project Manager Salaries by Employees (Updated 2025)

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₹23.2 Lakhs - ₹29.6 Lakhs

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Agile Project Manager salary at News Corp Australia ranges between ₹23.2 Lakhs to ₹29.6 Lakhs per year for employees with 8 years of experience. Salary estimates are based on 1 latest salaries received from various employees of News Corp Australia.

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I was getting 15.2 LPA in my previous org and now i am being offered 29.5 LPA but the designation is 1 position lower than what i was in my previous org. Should i go ahead with the offer or still negotiate on designation. Protip : i was laid off in my previous org.

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News Corp Australia Agile Project Manager salary in India ranges between ₹23.2 Lakhs to ₹29.6 Lakhs. This is an estimate based on latest salaries received from employees of News Corp Australia.