AAP General News (Australia)
12-23-2006
NSW: Main Stories in today's Sydney newspapers=3
THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
Page 1: ASIO has been called in to assist the Defence Force in urgently reviewing security
amid fears criminals have obtained rocket launchers from the army; Drought means no merry
Christmas for western NSW cattle drovers; Tamworth is divided over the council decision
to block the settlement of Sudanese refugees in the town; A charity set up by retiring
Test cricketer Shane Warne has failed to deliver the $50,000 it promised for the reconstruction
of a Sri Lankan cricket ground wrecked by a tsunami.
Page 2: (Drover story continues)
Page 3: The mother of two girls, Kath Campbell, talks of the pain of losing her daughters
and her mother in a Pacific Highway smash last December.
World: Iran has defied UN sanctions and pledged that it will have nuclear weapons within
weeks (London).
Finance: A tidal wave of private equity is driving the biggest corporate restructure
since the 1980s.
Sport: Test bowling legends Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath were the products of an efficient
system.
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