AAP General News (Australia)
12-28-1998
NSW: Main stories in today s Sydney newspapers = 2
THE AUSTRALIAN:
Page 1: The Australian navy has joined the search for a Sydney to Hobart sailor missing in
Bass Strait.
Page 2: There is much cause of optimism about the future of work in Australia, according to
the Adelaide-based National Institute of Labour.
Page 3: Officials remain silent over origins of boat people found in the NT; an ACT woman
honoured for her work in drug rehabilitation has been arrested and charged with selling heroin
to pay for her own addiction.
WORLD: Iraq has vowed to shootdown US and British aircraft patrolling "no-fly" zones over
northern and southern Iraq.
FINANCE: Stability and earnings certainty have emerged as the underlying themes in the
Australian sharemarket moving into 1999; cinema operator Reading Entertainment Australia will
open a further 50 screens in Australia next year as part of an expansion push.
SPORT: England captain Alec Stewart makes a century as England show some form in fourth
Test in Melbourne.
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KEYWORD: FRONTERS NSW 2 SYDNEY
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