AAP General News (Australia)
04-18-2008
NSW: Main stories in today's Sydney newspapers = 3
THE AUSTRALIAN:
Page 1: Indigenous leaders will push for a new peak Aboriginal organisation at the
Australia 2020 Summit. Life-saving cancer research is being blocked by Queensland government
restrictions on scientists gaining access to a register of sufferers throughout the state.
Page 2: The union movement is demanding that the government formulate plans for the
survival of individual industries in the wake of whitegoods manufacturer Fisher &Paykel's
decision to move production from Australia to Thailand.
Page 3: Former Olympian Scott Miller and ex-rugby player Mark Catchpole charged with
serious drug offences.
World: Executions across the US are to resume after a fractious Supreme Court ruled
yesterday that the most common method of lethal injection was constitutional, ending the
longest pause in the death penalty in a quarter of century.
Finance: National Australia Bank might have to make a $600 million tax provision after
an adverse Federal Court ruling last Friday against St George Bank.
Sport: Andrew Johns has been named halfback of the in rugby league's team of the century.
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