AAP General News (Australia)
08-18-2001
NSW: Main stories in today's Sydney newspapers = 3
THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD:
Page 1 - The Prime Minister says enough federal money is being spent on health and
education and insists that tax cuts deserve the "next bite at the cherry".
Page 2 - The Brisbane Goodwill Games may well be the last, as the event's backers consider
abandoning future Games amid bleak financial forecasts.
Page 3 - As Rupert Murdoch publicly supported his son, Lachlan, over the One.Tel disaster
the relationship between Kerry Packer and his son, James, is the source of intense speculation
in the business community.
World - Israeli military planners are predicting the conflict with the Palestinians
could last for years and may escalate into a Middle East war.
Business - Facing a revenue slowdown, Cable & Wireless Optus has gone into damage control,
launching a major cost-savings program to ensure it achieves double-digit growth this
year as forecast.
Sport - Mark Viduka in control: an interview with Australia's $60-million UK-based Socceroo.
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KEYWORD: FRONTERS NSW 3 SYDNEY
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