AAP General News (Australia)
04-10-2010
NSW: Main stories in Saturday's Sydney newspapers
THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD:
Page 1: The federal government has suspended the processing of new immigration claims
from Sri Lankan and Afghan asylum seekers. More than 1100 Australian men are taking hormone-blocking
drugs to reduce drive in sexual deviations. Russell Crowe talks about his eternal battle
for perfection.
Page 2: Lawyers for the Nine Network have painted Adam Tolmie as a serial schemer and
convicted criminal during a Supreme Court trial.
Page 3: A growing number of NSW parents are struggling to control their teenagers,
new data reveals.
World: A young Israeli journalist facing serious espionage charges allegedly stole
more than 2200 classified documents while completing her military service.
Finance: Wesfarmers gets serious about making a return from its $19 billion acquisition.
Sport: Football Federation Australia has refused to guarantee a bailout of Gold Coast United.
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KEYWORD: MONITOR FRONTERS NSW 2 SYDNEY
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