AAP General News (Australia)
12-11-2006
NSW: Main Stories in today's Sydney newspapers=3
THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
Page 1: NSW Opposition will sell off NSW Lotteries to help pay for its $1-billion water
strategy if it gains power; NSW government facing demands for independent review into
Blue Mountains bushfire amid claims it was made worse by control burning; Kevin Rudd unveils
his new frontbench, which does not alienate key supporters of Kim Beazley.
Page 2: Two homes lost amid soaring temperatures and strong winds creating nightmare
bushfire conditions for crews in Victoria.
Page 3: Desalination plant to sustain Sydney's water supply inevitable with water levels
to drop to 30 per cent within months.
World: Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas plans to call early presidential
and parliamentary elections.
Finance: Mining magnate Ric Stow asks for extension of time to pay his $173-million
tax bill on hardship grounds.
Sport: Michael Clarke does not believe he will be restored to the number four batting
position following the retirement of Damien Martyn.
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