AAP General News (Australia)
04-11-2009
NSW: Main stories in today's Sydney newspapers = 3
THE WEEKEND AUSTRALIAN:
Page 1: Defence strategists have rejected intelligence reports that China's military
expansion poses little threat to Australia's long-term security. Designer clothes, dental
work and drinking sessions were charged to a Health Services Union credit card in the
latest claim over an alleged expense claim rort.
Page 2: Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon has apologised to Helen Liu over last week's
controversy about his relationship with the wealthy Chinese businesswoman.
Page 3: The head of the Catholic Church in Australia has backed Pope Benedict XVI's
stance against condoms.
World: Fiji President Ratu Josefa Iloilo has scrapped the country's constitution, sacked
its judiciary and postponed parliamentary elections for five years.
Finance: Small banks have demanded a cut in the levy for the government's wholesale
funding guarantee.
Sport: Greg Norman has scored a two-under-par on the first day the US Masters - a tournament
he hasn't played in seven years.
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