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AAP General News (Australia)
04-10-2007
NSW: Main stories in today's Sydney newspapers=3

THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD

Page 1: The US is elevating climate change to a national defence issue amid fears in
Congress it could trigger new humanitarian crises and wars over water and energy resources.

South Sydney co-captain David Kidwell is likely to miss the rest of the NRL season after
he tripped over his two-year-old daughter at a family barbecue and snapped his medial
and cruciate ligaments. Three Special Forces soldiers have died in Victoria after their
car plunged off a bridge into deep water. Pollsters may still be able to call people at
home despite federal government moves to protect people from a nuisance calls, as it wants
accurate political opinion surveys in this election year.

Page 2: A business which operates across every state and territory faces up to 182
separate taxes, according to the first-ever cross-jurisdictional survey of business taxes.

Page 3: ANZ Bank risks losing almost half a billion dollars in schools' bank accounts
when the state government puts the contract out to tender later this year.

World: Thousands of Iraqi protesters have marched draped in national flags through
the streets of two Shi'ite holy cities to mark the fourth anniversary of the fall of Baghdad.

Business: The administrator of failed property investment group Fincorp must find millions
of dollars if it is to seal the purchase of one the company's most promising development
sites after the former management agreed to stagger completion payments with land's vendor.

Sport: The coaches of South Sydney and the New Zealand Test team rivalled David Kidwell
for devastation on hearing the news he is likely to miss the rest of the NRL season following
the trip over his two-year-old daughter at a family barbecue which snapped his medial
and cruciate ligaments.

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